Little Chute, WI Animal Ordinances: Mandatory Spay/Neuter (2026)

Little Chute's only spay/neuter mandate sits inside its dangerous-animal ordinance, not a general pet-population rule. Once a law enforcement officer's declaration that an animal is dangerous becomes final, the owner or custodian has 30 days to provide the police department with written proof from a licensed veterinarian that the animal has been spayed or neutered. The requirement runs alongside the ordinance's other post-declaration duties, annual registration, $1,000,000 liability insurance, leashing, muzzling, and secure confinement, and applies only to that specific animal, not to pets in the village generally.