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πŸ” Animal Ordinances/Pet Limits

Costa Mesa vs Newport Beach

How do pet limits rules compare between Costa Mesa, CA and Newport Beach, CA?

Costa Mesa and Newport Beach have similar restriction levels.

Costa Mesa, CA

Orange County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Orange County limits residential households to a combined number of dogs and cats over four months old, with kennel or cattery permits required for properties keeping more than the baseline allowance.

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Newport Beach, CA

Orange County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Orange County limits residential households to a combined number of dogs and cats over four months old, with kennel or cattery permits required for properties keeping more than the baseline allowance.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCosta MesaNewport Beach
Default limitThree dogs, three catsThree dogs, three cats
Age thresholdFour months and olderFour months and older
Over limitKennel/cattery permitKennel/cattery permit
AuthorityOC Animal Care, PlanningOC Animal Care, Planning

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Costa Mesa FAQ

Do foster pets count toward the limit?

Foster animals registered with an approved rescue partner of OC Animal Care typically do not count, up to a foster cap defined by your rescue agreement.

How do I get a kennel permit?

Apply through OC Planning for zoning compliance and OC Animal Care for animal welfare review. Fees and inspections apply, and zoning must allow kennel use.

Newport Beach FAQ

Do foster pets count toward the limit?

Foster animals registered with an approved rescue partner of OC Animal Care typically do not count, up to a foster cap defined by your rescue agreement.

How do I get a kennel permit?

Apply through OC Planning for zoning compliance and OC Animal Care for animal welfare review. Fees and inspections apply, and zoning must allow kennel use.

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