Animal Ordinances in Spanish Fork, UT (2026)
2 verified animal ordinances for Spanish Fork, Utah, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Dog Leash Laws
Spanish Fork prohibits animals from running at large at any time. All animals must be on a leash whenever they are not on the owner's property. Dogs are allowed on trail systems but must remain leashed.
Spanish Fork Dog Leash Law
Heavy RestrictionsSpanish Fork Animal Control — Leash Laws
Animals must be on a leash at all times they are not on the owner's property. Spanish Fork City does not allow animals to run at large at any time. Dogs over three months require licensing with proof of current rabies vaccination. Altered dogs cost $15 (1-year) to $95 (3-year); unaltered dogs cost $35-$95.
Exotic Pets
Spanish Fork limits livestock and farm animals in residential zones. Chickens (up to 6 hens, no roosters) and pot-bellied pigs (1 per lot with permit) are permitted. Commercial kenneling requires industrial zoning.
Spanish Fork Exotic and Farm Animals
Some RestrictionsSpanish Fork Animal Control — Pet & Livestock Limits
Residents may keep two (2) dogs/cats on their property, or up to four with a kennel permit ($25/year). Maximum 6 hens per lot (no roosters). Maximum 1 pot-bellied pig per lot ($15/year permit). Livestock per 1/2 acre in appropriate zones: Cattle 2 max; Horses 2 max; Sheep/Goats 4 max; Rabbits 10 max; Ducks/Geese 8 max.
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