Sedona City Code Title 6 requires dog licensing through the Humane Society of Sedona, with current rabies vaccination, and provides for enforcement of pet-keeping standards under Ch. 6.05.
All dogs within Sedona city limits must have a current rabies vaccination from a licensed veterinarian and a current city license. License tags must be worn on the dog's collar at all times when off the owner's property. Animal-care standards in §6.05.070 prohibit failure to provide adequate food, water, shelter, and humane treatment. Yavapai County also has a 2025 wildlife-feeding ordinance that complements Sedona's wildlife rules.
Notice of violation with citation, impoundment of unlicensed animals, and escalating fines for repeat offenses.
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