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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The county of Lake has partnered with Petdata Inc. to make it easier for Lake County residents to license their animals.
Under this arrangement, Petdata will administer all aspects of the county’s licensing program. As a result, residents will now be able to license their dog or cat either by mail or the Internet though Petdata.
Owners of currently licensed animals will receive renewal notifications directly from Petdata and all licensing fees may also be paid directly to Petdata. Petdata even provides the option of making payment with a credit card in most instances.
Petdata’s Web site also will provide additional resources tailored specifically to assist Lake County pet owners such as pertinent county ordinances and licensing requirements. Most importantly, using Petdata’s services will not result in an increase in the licensing fee paid by the pet owner.
Bill Davidson, acting Animal Care and Control director, stressed the importance of an effective licensing program.
“The purpose of animal licensing is to ensure that pet owners have vaccinated their pets against rabies,” Davidson said. “Other animal control agencies have consistently reported an increase in licensing compliance using Petdata’s services as well as positive customer feedback as a result of the convenience provided to pet owners.”
Licenses will still be sold over the counter at the animal shelter located at 4949 Helbush Drive in Lakeport (next to the county jail) or at Clearlake Vet Hospital in the City of Clearlake.
For more information, contact Petdata Directly at 1-866-923-1797 or visit their website at www.petdata.com.
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CLEARLAKE – The city of Clearlake's Independence Day festivities will take place this year on Saturday, July 3.
The fun kicks off with a parade at 11 a.m. from Redbud Park, 14655 Lakeshore Drive, to Austin Park, 14077 Lakeshore Drive, where festivities will be held, including a street fair, kinetic sculpture racing, live music, car show, arts and crafts, barbecue, children's activities and more. The events are sponsored by the Lakeshore Lions Club.
Join the Clear Lake Chamber for Commerce for its 43rd Annual Worm Race Competition at Austin Park, held in conjunction with the Independence Day festivities.
The internationally recognized worm race competition has drawn competitors ranging from children to senators and congressmen. The event also has attracted the attention of Animal Planet, NBC and Bay Area Backroads.
Bring your own worm or you can pick out your racer from the worm stables.
There will be a fireworks display sponsored by Foods, Etc. following the day’s festivities at Austin Park at 9 p.m.
For more information, call the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce at 707-994-3600.
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CLEARLAKE – On a beautiful spring day, May 29, Habitat for Humanity Lake County held a warm house dedication and turned over the keys of its most recently completed home in Clearlake to the partner family.
Celebrated with food, camaraderie,and music provided by the Clearlake Methodist Church, Jose and Elizabeth Medina and their three children were welcomed into their new neighborhood by volunteers, family, friends and neighbors.
Grocery Outlet of Clearlake generously supplied the family with a substantial gift of kitchen and household items.
As the Medinas embark on their life as new homeowners, Habitat for Humanity Lake County has begun construction on its 15th home in the county.
Volunteers are always needed. To volunteer, or to find out if you are eligible for a Habitat for Humanity home, call 707-994-1100 or come by the office at 16285A Main Street, Lower Lake, Calif.
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NICE – An open house celebration of the International Order of Sons of Italy's 105th anniversary will be held on Saturday, June 19.
Finger foods and refreshments will be served between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. at the Sons of Italy club hall, 2817 E. Highway 20 in Nice.
The event is free to the public. Everyone is welcome.
For information call 707-274-2244.