Animal Control Officer William Munzer To contact Animal Control Officer William Munzer, please call 235-2645, Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. This phone number should be used for questions and general information. If a Carrabassett Resident has a complaint to report, such as a barking dog, or to report an injured animal, please call Security at 237-3200. The Animal Control Officer handles a variety of animal-related issues such as dog licensing enforcement, taking stray dogs to the animal shelter, following up on citizen complaints regarding barking dogs, lost dogs or cases of animal abuse or neglect, responding to calls of injured animals due to an auto accident or other accident, overseeing enforcement of the City's Animal ordinance. View or print the Town's Dog Ordinance Dog Licensing Procedure & Fees All dogs 6 months and older must have a license. If you become the owner of a dog 6 months or older, the dog must be licensed by January of each year. In order to obtain a license for your dog, the owner must present a current State of Maine Rabies Certificate obtained from a veterinarian. This certificate will verify that your dog has received its rabies shot within the past two years. All dog licenses expire December 31 of each year. Renewal of licenses for the following year can be done at the Town Office. Usually licenses are available after the first week in November. Also, bring with you proof if a veterinarian has issued a written certificate stating the dog has been spayed or neutered. If you have already shown proof to the City Clerk's Office, then additional proof is not necessary. Registration Fees Unaltered Dog $11.00 Spayed or Nuetered Dog $6.00 Per state law, any dog that is not re-licensed after January 31 will be subject to a $15.00 late fee, a dog not re-licensed after February 10 will be subject to a $25.00 late fee. To receive a license for your dog, please come into the Town Office or you can make arrangements to have your license mailed to you, just call or email. Note: Although cats do not require a license, they must be vaccinated against rabies. Rabies Information Because rabies is a serious problem in the State. Please take the time to protect your pet against this deadly virus. Dog licensing ensures rabies vaccination which protects the health of your pet. Citizens should also know that by licensing their dog they are directly fighting animal cruelty and abuse. Most people do not realize that up to 90% of their dog license fees go directly to the Maine Animal Welfare Program. Dog license fees account for 95% of the State Animal Welfare Program's entire funding and without these fees, the State would be unable to protect the animals of this state.