urMunicipality
Animal services your residents can actually find.
Licensing, compliance and reporting for cities and counties — over the same animal records your shelter, your contracted rescue and your animal-control officers already work in.
One licensing system, several doors
A resident licensing a dog and a clerk administering the programme are doing two halves of one thing. Most jurisdictions run them as two systems that reconcile by hand.
Residents license at urPetLicense
Registration, renewal, rabies and altered status, fees and replacement tags — including a white-label experience carrying your jurisdiction's own branding.
You administer it here
Applications, issued licences, compliance and reporting, against the same records the resident submitted.
Attached to the animal, not a register
A licence attaches to the animal's existing identity and its real rabies record. It is not a parallel municipal list that happens to describe the same animals.
What your staff work in
Built and in use today.
Licences and applications
Issue, renew, lapse and replace — with the vaccination and altered status the licence depends on read from the animal's record rather than re-keyed from a form.
Compliance
Which animals in your jurisdiction are licensed, which are delinquent, and what the rule actually is where they live.
Reporting
Activity and service metrics for the people who ask you for numbers.
Field scans
An officer scanning a tag in the field resolves the animal and its licence status against the same record you administer.
Specified, not built
These are in the specification and are named here so you can see where this is going. None of them exists yet, and none is being sold to you as though it does.
Ordinances and designations
Planned
Local ordinance publication, and dangerous-animal designation with its restrictions where legally applicable.
Contracted services
Planned
The shelter and animal-control contracts you hold, and what they oblige each party to.
Emergency and disaster
Planned
Community animal provision when something goes wrong at scale.