Question 1

Wildlife

Accepted Answer

Animal Control will respond to any wildlife call involving an animal that appears to be sick, injured, is threatening, or creates a public safety issue. Call (402)444-7800 ext 1. **For calls involving mountain lions or other large carnivorous wildlife please immediately dial 911.

Officers are not authorized to trap healthy or non-threatening wildlife simply for relocation.

If you are having difficulty with encroaching wildlife your best resource is Nebraska Wildlife Rehab Inc. NWRI is permitted by the state to handle, rehabilitate and re-release wildlife and is a knowledgeable resource for wildlife queries. Additionally the Nebraska Humane Society has a contractual agreement with Nebraska Wildlife Rehab Inc. All rehabilitatable wildlife brought in to NHS is transferred to NWRI for care, treatment, and re-release into the wild. (link to website)

Raptors

Raptors are protected by federal and state laws and only permitted parties are allowed to handle, possess or work with birds of prey. All hawks, owls, falcons, eagles and other raptors that come into the Nebraska Humane Society are turned over to Raptor Recovery for rehabilitation and release.

For More Information about Wildlife

Nebraska Wildlife Rehab Inc. (402) 234-2473

Raptor Conservation Alliance

Nebraska Game and Parks

Question 2

Animal Bites

Accepted Answer

All dogs and cats have teeth and even the most easy-going pets can bite if they are frightened or injured. Due to the risk of rabies transmission, the department of health requires all pet animals who bite to undergo a quarantine period.

Rabies

Rabies is a virus spread to people from the saliva of infected animals. The rabies virus is usually transmitted through a bite, and once contracted, the disease is fatal. According to the Centers for Disease Control, animals most likely to transmit rabies in the United States include bats, coyotes, foxes, raccoons and skunks. Because pets can and do tangle with wildlife, current rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats are required by metro municipalities for owners to license animals. These vaccinations are key to protecting your pet, you, and the public, from the rabies virus.

When Pets Bite

All pet animals who bite a human are required to be quarantined for 10 days for observation.
If the animal’s rabies vaccination is not current, or no owner can be located, the animal will be quarantined either at the Nebraska Humane Society or by a licensed veterinarian.
If the pet is current on vaccinations and the bite is not severe to designate it as “dangerous,” it can be quarantined at home. (Another reason to make sure your pet gets his shots!)
At the end of 10 days, if the pet is not showing signs of rabies, the animal and bite victim are cleared and the rabies administrator will contact all parties involved.
If the pet has been quarantined at the shelter and the bite was not severe enough to designate it as “dangerous,” the pet will be cleared to return home.
It’s important to report all bites, simply to make sure that all precautions are taken for everyone’s safety.

I’ve Been Bitten

If you are bitten by a dog, cat or any warm-blooded mammal (domesticated or wild), you should contact your doctor regarding medical treatment, and animal control regarding the biting animal. Call 402-444-7800, ext 1.
Identify the animal.
If the animal is a pet, get the owners’ information so Animal Control can contact them regarding vaccinations.
If the pet has current vaccinations, it can be quarantined at the owners’ home. If the animal is not current on vaccinations or no owner can be located, the animal will be quarantined either at the Nebraska Humane Society or by a licensed veterinarian.
Wild animals are sent for immediate rabies testing.
Once testing or quarantine is finished, you will receive a report on the outcome.
If the animal cannot be located, your physician can best advise you on steps to take medically.
For more information, contact our rabies administrator at 402-905-3413 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays. On weekends or evenings, contact dispatch at 402-444-7800, ext 1.

My Pet Has Bitten

All pet animals who bite are required to be quarantined immediately after the incident, for 10 days of observation. This is not a punishment, it is health department protocol to make sure the pet did not transmit rabies to the bite victim.
The bite victim should contact Animal Control at 402-444-7800, ext 1.
If your pet has current shots, and the bite is not severe enough to designate the pet “dangerous,” he can be quarantined at your home. You will need to make an appointment for a post-rabies exam, with your veterinarian, on the date your quarantine is up. Once cleared by your vet, your pet can resume normal activity.
If your pet’s shots are not current, he or she will be quarantined, either at the Nebraska Humane Society, or by a licensed veterinarian. At the end of the 10 day quarantine, NHS or the housing vet, will conduct a post rabies exam and if all is clear, then the pet can be taken home.
For further information, contact the rabies administrator at 402-905-3413 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays. On weekends or evenings, contact dispatch at 402-444-7800, ext 1.

Question 3

Investigations

Accepted Answer

NHS Animal Control conducts investigations into cruelty and neglect of animals in Omaha and Sarpy County. Homes overflowing with cats, starving horses and animals living without proper food, water, shelter or necessary medical care, all fall under our purview. *The following information is paraphrased from Omaha City Ordinance Chapter 6, which deals with all animal-related city laws.

View all of the Omaha City Animal Ordinances »

Question 4

Providing photo/video evidence of violations

Accepted Answer

If you provide good photographic evidence in situations when an officer does not observe a violation (dog running at large, etc.), an animal control officer may be able to issue a citation based on that evidence. If still pictures are taken, photos should have the date, time, location, address of the animal owner, name of the owner if known, and name of the person who took the photo attached to the photo. Videos need to have the date and time shown on the tape and attached paperwork explaining what is being shown, the location, address of the animal owner, and name of the owner if known. In the case of a dog at large, photographic evidence should clearly show the animal off the owner's property.

Question 5

Withholding or Neglecting Care and Maintenance

Accepted Answer

(You have to provide the basics of food, water, shelter from the elements and proper veterinary care) It is unlawful to refuse, neglect or fail to provide proper food, drink, shade, shelter, physical maintenance, and veterinary care.

Animals must be provided every 24 hours with nutritionally-sound food.
Animals must be provided at all times with clean, fresh water in a proper dish or tub that can’t be tipped or knocked over by the animal.
Animals have to have access to shelter year-round that is structurally sound and in good repair so it protects them from temperature extremes, both hot and cold. The shelter must provide adequate ventilation and drainage so bedding inside remains reasonably clean, dry and comfortable, and keeps the animal from contracting diseases, parasites or injuring himself. Additionally, the shelter has to be of a size to allow the animal to enter, stand, turn around and lie down in a natural manner.
Animals shall receive care and medical treatment for debilitating injuries, parasites and disease sufficient to maintain the animal in good health and to minimize suffering.
Animals that must be tied up must wear a collar or harness, not of the choker type, to attach to the tether. No animal will have a chain, rope or cord directly around its neck. The tether cord must be at least 10 feet in length. Any enclosure in which an animal is kept has to be constructed of materials and in a manner to minimize the risk of injury. The animal also needs room to move around.

Question 6

Physical Abuse

Accepted Answer

You can’t beat, torture, or burn animals. It is unlawful for anyone to willfully or maliciously kill, maim, disfigure, torture, beat with a stick, chain or club or other object, mutilate, burn or scald with any substance or cruelly set upon any animal.

Question 7

Abandonment of Animals

Accepted Answer

You can’t leave animals to fend for themselves. It’s unlawful to leave an animal for more than 24 hours without making provisions for food water and care. If an animal is restrained outside without food water or proper care, Animal Control Officers may enter the property and supply it with food, water and care as long as it remains there.
For immediate attention, please call 402-444-7800, ext 1.

Question 8

Dangerous Animals

Accepted Answer

Potentially Dangerous Dog (PDD)

Potentially Dangerous Dog (PDD) is an administrative declaration issued on a dog by Animal Control based on an incident of “unprovoked aggression.” This can include minor bites to humans, a dog attacking another dog or cat, or a dog chasing a person in a menacing manner on the street, sidewalk, or on public grounds.

PDD Declarations and their associated requirements are designed to pinpoint potential problem behaviors, provide intervention to deter a dog from future incidents, and set both owner and dog up for success.
Once a PDD is issued by Animal Control, an owner has 10 days to either surrender the dog or file an appeal at NHS. Otherwise, after 10 days, the PDD goes into effect and the owner is obligated to begin complying with the PDD requirements.
To file an appeal, you must come to NHS anytime during business hours and file an appeal at the front desk. Some jurisdictions require a $100 appeal fee. For questions on the appeal process, or to schedule your appeal hearing after you’ve filed, contact our Ordinance Case Coordinator at 402-905-3427, or by email, at ordinancecoordinator@nehumanesociety.org
If the animal is not surrendered and no appeal is filed within 10 days, the owner is required to begin complying with the requirements. These include spaying/neutering the dog, microchipping the dog, providing proof of personal liability insurance, and completing the two PDD classes. The dog must also be licensed as a PDD. Furthermore, any time the PDD is brought off of its own property, it must be muzzled, harnessed, and under the control of someone 19 years of age or older, on a leash no longer than 6 feet.
The PDD designation lasts for two years. If there are no further incidents with the dog during that time, the designation and its requirements expire.

Dangerous Dogs (DD)

Dangerous Dog (DD) is a judicial declaration handed down by a judge based on incidents that involve serious injury to people or unprovoked attacks on other pets.

Animal control will cite for DD in cases that include very severe dog bites that result disfigurement or hospitalization, or if a dog that is unprovoked kills another dog.
DD cases require a court appearance. In these cases a judge makes the final determination on the case and the disposition of the offending dog.
In the case of a Dangerous Dog, the designation is for the life of the dog, and the requirements are designed to keep the public safe. Owners are required by Omaha and Sarpy County statute to comply with regulations which include obtaining personal liability insurance, microchipping the dog, spaying/neutering the dog, attending an owner responsibility class/obedience class, confining the dog to a covered kennel when outside, and posting warning signs on the property.

Question 9

Omaha

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

3 dogs, 5 cats and 2 mini pigs

Please note: Omaha residents may apply for a pet avocation permit which allows up to 5 dogs and up to 6 cats – but no more than 8 pets total.
Click here for information and to apply for the permit.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Omaha is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

3 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

30 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, by city ordinance you must clean up after your pet.

Leash Law?

Dogs and mini pigs in Omaha are required to be on leash or confined in a yard at all times. There currently is no leash law for cats. Dogs, cats and mini pigs that are not microchipped are required to wear collars and tags.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Omaha. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Can I Take Care of Feral Cats?

Yes! You can obtain information and apply for a Feral Cat Colony Caretaker Permit here.

Barking Dog Law?

Yes, it is illegal for your dog to bark uninterrupted and disturb neighbors. If your dog is creating a nuisance, Animal Control has the authority to remove your dog from your property to abate the nuisance. You then are required to impound out your dog, subject to all fees and fines incurred.

Dog Transportation Law

It is illegal for dogs to be transported in open pickup truck beds unless they are confined in a crate or anchored with cross ties. It also is illegal to transport a live animal in the trunk of an automobile.

Breeders Permit

Any person who allows the breeding of a cat or dog (either intentionally or accidentally) is required to obtain a breeders permit for a $100 fee. If the offspring and mother are taken to the Nebraska Humane Society for disposition, no fee is required. If the owner has the mother spayed within three months of producing a litter, the $100 fee is refunded.

Anti Tethering

Dogs cannot be tied up outside (unattended) for more than 15 minutes at a time. The dog can be tied up outside longer than 15 minutes if there is an adult age 19 or older present.

Breed Specific Regulations

If you own a pit bull or mix of the following dogs: Pit bull, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog, Presa Canario, Dogo Argentina, or Cane Corso, you will be required to properly leash and muzzle your dog whenever he is outside, unless he is in a securely fenced yard. If you don’t have a fenced yard, your dog will be required to be leashed, muzzled, and in control of a person 19 years of age or older any time he is outside. *Exceptions are dogs that qualify for the Breed Ambassador Program.

In Omaha, pet ordinances are listed under Chapter 6 of the city’s municipal code. For a complete look at Chapter 6, click here for the City of Omaha website.

Mini Pigs

Number and Size Restrictions

Only two mini pigs are allowed per residential dwelling. Mini pigs living within the city limits or in the area within three miles of the city limits may not weigh more than 200 pounds.

Spaying/Neutering

Mini pigs must be spayed or neutered within 30 days after attaining three months of age.

Licensing

Mini pigs are required to be licensed by March 15th every year. The cost to license a mini pig is $35. License payments received after the March 15th deadline may be subject to a late fee of $50 in addition to any applicable license fees.

If a mini pig is acquired by an owner after March 15th, a license must be purchased within 30 days of acquiring the pet.

If an owner of a mini pig becomes a resident of the city after March 15th, he must purchase a license within 30 days of establishing residency.

Mini pigs are required to be confined to property or on leash.

Tags Required

Every mini pig living within the city limits or in the area within three miles of the city limits must wear tags or have a microchip i-d.

Wolf Hybrids

In Omaha, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 10

City of Omaha Breed Specific Regulations

Accepted Answer

This ordinance applies to dogs that live in Omaha and display a majority of the characteristics of a Pitbull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog, Dogo Argentina, Presa Canario, or Cane Corso.

Omaha ordinance requires that if you own a dog over 6 months of age, that fits the above category, you will be required to leash, harness, and muzzle your dog whenever he is outside, unless he is in a securely fenced yard. He also needs to be under the control of someone 19 years or older. In order to license these dogs, you must be 19 years old and show proof of $100,000 liability coverage.

There are two exceptions

Dogs that meet the BSL requirements, but are participating in an organized approved dog event shall not be required to be leashed and muzzled while outdoors and being shown or otherwise actively competing in the event.
Dogs that are Breed Ambassadors.

Breed Ambassadors

Pitbulls and included bully breeds and mixes who are gentle and well trained can get a muzzle exemption if they apply for and receive Breed Ambassador Status.

Breed Ambassador Requirements

Pass the Canine Good Citizenship Test given at the Nebraska Humane Society
Take the responsible pet ownership course given at NHS
Provide proof of sterilization
Provide proof the dog has been microchipped
Provide proof of $100,000 liability insurance
Provide proof the dog has been licensed and vaccinated
Have had no violation of any animal ordinance by this dog

Once the dog receives the Breed Ambassador Designation he/she can exchange the muzzle for a Breed Ambassador Vest proclaiming his/her status.

When outside a fenced area, the dog will need to wear both a harness and collar with a connector, and be restrained with a 6 foot leash.
Breed ambassadors need to re-up their status each year.
Breed ambassadors can’t violate any pet ordinances or their status could be revoked. For more information contact cguinane@nehumanesociety.org or (402) 905-3472.

I think my dog is a mix, not a majority

If you don’t believe that your dog has a majority of the traits of a Pitbull, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Dogo Argentina, Presa Canario, American Bulldog or Cane Corso, or a mix of these breeds as defined by American Kennel Club and United Kennel Club standards, you can do a DNA test in order to clarify that. NHS Licensing/registration will accept DNA tests for dogs and apply those to registration records.

What’s a Proper Muzzle?

A proper muzzle would be a basket muzzle that covers the dogs mouth and snout and prevents biting, but allows the dog to open its mouth, pant and drink. Cloth medical muzzles or cinch down muzzles don’t allow the dog to pant and breathe freely. Those types of muzzles can hurt your dog by causing him to overheat.

How Do I Get Insurance?

The requirement for $100,000 worth of liability insurance is covered by most homeowner policies. Most homeowner insurance offers $100,000 to $300,000 worth of liability as a standard amount, while most renters insurance offers $100,000 as a standard amount. If you have homeowners or renters insurance already—you likely are covered. Check your policy to see what your liability coverage is. If you are in doubt you can call your agent and simply ask how much liability coverage your policy carries.

Question 11

Bellevue

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

3 animals over the age of 6 months
*Please note: Bellevue residents may apply for a pet avocation permit which allows up to 5 dogs or up to 5 cats – but no more than 6 pets total.
Click here for information and to apply for the permit.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Bellevue is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Animals Requiring Licenses:

Dogs, cats, and mini pigs

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, the city of Bellevue requires owners to clean up after their pets.

Leash Law?

Dogs and cats in Bellevue are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Bellevue. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Can I Take Care of Feral Cats?

Yes! You can obtain information and apply for a Feral Cat Colony Caretaker Permit here.

Mini Pigs

The City of Bellevue does allow mini pigs as pets. Residents can legally own one mini pig weighing up to 100 pounds. Mini pigs must be spayed or neutered within 30 days of ownership and must be licensed. The license fee for mini pigs is $35 and is due annually on the pet license deadline of March 15.

Wolf Hybrids

Within the Bellevue municipality, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 12

Gretna

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

Residents may have up to three adult dogs or up to three adult cats with a maximum of four allowable animals. An "adult" animal is defined as any pet over 4 months of age.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Gretna is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

It is unlawful to allow your dog to defecate on public or private property without cleaning it up, or to allow it to accumulate on your own property to the point that it causes foul odors or becomes a nuisance.

Leash Law?

Dogs in Gretna are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Gretna. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Wolf Hybrids

In the Gretna municipality it is illegal to own a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 13

LaVista

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

4 animals over the age of 4 months – a maximum of 3 per species (dogs, cats)

Residents may have up to three dogs and one cat or up to three cats and one dog.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in LaVista is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, the city of LaVista requires owners to clean up after their pets.

Leash Law?

Dogs and cats in LaVista are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of LaVista. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Wolf Hybrids

In LaVista, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 14

Papillion

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

4 animals over the age of 4 months.
For Papillion Rescue and Cattery Permit information, click here.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Papillion is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, the city of Papillion requires owners to clean up after their pets.

Leash Law?

Dogs and cats in Papillion are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Papillion. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Wolf Hybrids

In Papillion, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 15

Ralston

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

3 animals over six months of age

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Ralston is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

3 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, the city of Ralston requires owners to clean up after their pets.

Leash Law?

Dogs and cats in Ralston are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Ralston. Additionally it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Wolf Hybrids

In Ralston it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 16

Springfield

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

4 animals over the age of four months. Residents may have up to three dogs or up to three cats, but no more than 4 total.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in the city of Springfield is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, by city ordinance you must clean up after your pet.

Leash Law?

Dogs and cats in the city of Springfield are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Yes, it is illegal to pit animals against each other in the city of Springfield. Additionally, it is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Wolf Hybrids

In the Springfield municipality, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

Question 17

Unincorporated Sarpy County

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

4 dogs over the age of 4 months. Contact the County for a Kennel License if you have more than 4 dogs.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in Sarpy County is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

5 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

No, Unincorporated Sarpy County does not require owners to clean up after their pets. It is up to citizens to extend that courtesy to one another.

Leash Law?

Dogs in Unincorporated Sarpy County are required to be on leash or confined at all times.

Dog/Cock Fighting Law?

Unincorporated Sarpy County does not have specific regulations disallowing dog or cock fighting. However, pitting animals against each other for sport is a violation of state law and is punishable by fines and jail time.

Question 18

Waterloo

Accepted Answer

Number of Animals Allowed:

3 dogs and 5 cats

Please note: Waterloo residents may apply for a pet avocation permit which allows up to 5 dogs and up to 6 cats – but no more than 8 pets total.
For information and to apply for the permit, click here.

Animals Requiring Rabies Vaccinations:

Dogs and cats

Revaccination Period:

Every three years. The longest duration vaccination allowed in the city of Waterloo is good for three years. However, animals must always be current. Therefore, if you opt for a shorter duration shot, you must update appropriately.

Time Period to Reclaim Stray Pets:

3 days

Time Period you must have a pet to be considered an owner:

10 days

Pooper Scooper Law?

Yes, the city of Waterloo requires owners to clean up after their pets.

Leash Law?

Dogs in Waterloo are required to be on leash or confined in a yard at all times. Currently there is no leash law for cats.

Barking Dog Law?

Yes, it is illegal in Waterloo for your dog to bark uninterrupted and disturb neighbors. If your dog is creating a nuisance Animal Control has the authority to remove your dog from your property to abate the nuisance. You then are required to impound out your dog, subject to all fees and fines incurred.

Breeders Permit:

Any person who allows the breeding of a cat or dog (either intentionally or accidentally) is required to obtain a breeders permit for a $100 fee. If the offspring and mother are taken to the Nebraska Humane Society for disposition, no fee is required. If the owner has the mother spayed within three months of producing a litter, the $100 fee is refunded.

Anti-Tethering:

Dogs cannot be tied up outside (unattended) for more than 15 minutes at a time. The dog can be tied up outside longer than 15 minutes if an adult is present.

Wolf Hybrids:

In the Waterloo municipality, it is illegal to house a wolf or wolf hybrid.

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