Cat Rules: Santa Paula vs Thousand Oaks
How do cat rules rules compare between Santa Paula, CA and Thousand Oaks, CA?
Santa Paula, CA
Ventura County
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Thousand Oaks, CA
Ventura County
Thousand Oaks Title 6 (Animals) requires owned cats over four months to be vaccinated against rabies and identifiable. Conejo Valley Animal Control handles impounds and adoptions. Free-roaming cats causing nuisance may be trapped and surrendered.
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| Fact | Santa Paula | Thousand Oaks |
|---|---|---|
| Authority | - | Conejo Valley Animal Control |
| Rabies vaccine | - | Required at 4 months |
| ID required | - | Tag or microchip |
| Shelter | - | Camarillo (Ventura County) |
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Santa Paula FAQ
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Thousand Oaks FAQ
Are indoor-outdoor cats allowed in Thousand Oaks?
Yes, but owners are responsible for nuisance, wildlife harm, and property damage. Vaccination and identification are required.
Who do I call about a stray cat?
Ventura County Animal Services (Conejo Valley Animal Control contractor) at the Camarillo shelter handles strays and welfare calls.
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