Animals & Pets

​Pet licenses are not required by the City of Salem, but are required by Marion and Polk Counties. You will find a variety of opportunities to interact with and study wildlife in the Salem area.

Become a Capital Canine Club Member
Pledge to keep Salem streams clean by cleaning up after your pets.
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Best Ways to Enjoy Wildlife
Feeding wildlife human foods is bad for their health and the environment, but there are still ways to enjoy local wildlife.
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Chicken Keeping Rules
Guidelines for keeping chickens for personal use.
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Get a Pet License
Goat Grazing Rules
Rules for using goats to clear vegetation from land.
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Manage Urban Pests and Wildlife
How to handle pests and wildlife in and around your home.
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Mayor’s Monarch Pledge
Mayor Chuck Bennett is working to encourage the public to help save the monarch butterfly population.
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Report Barking Dogs and Noise Complaints
Instructions on reporting barking dogs and other noise complaints to the non-emergency police number.
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What’s happening
Feb. 23
Plant Trees in Salem!9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Minto-Brown Island Park
2200 Minto Island RD S
Salem OR 97302
Apr. 06
Plant Trees in Salem!9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Bill Riegel Park
May 27
Memorial Day Observance
Jul. 04
Independence Day Office Closure
Sep. 02
Labor Day
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Contact us

Code Compliance
Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
555 Liberty ST SE RM 305
Salem OR 97301
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