Pet Licensing
Walcott requires dogs and cats to be licensed within 30 day of the date they are brought into the City, or over 6 months of age. The animal license fee is a flat $10.00 per pet, whether your pet’s rabies vaccination is valid for 1, 2, or 3 years. Proof of current rabies vaccination is required. Forms can be found on the City’s website or in person at City Hall.
Beekeeping
Beekeeping is ONLY allowed in Suburban Agricultural zoning district, with a maximum number of 2 hives, which can only be located in the rear yard with a minimum of 60’ from the property line and at least 500’ from all other zoning districts. More information can be found in Chapter 55 of the Walcott City Code.
Chickens
Chickens, but no roosters, are allowed in Suburban Agricultural zoning district ONLY if the chickens are confined to a coop at all times, maximum number of 25 hens, and coops can only be located in rear yards and at least 500’ from all other zoning districts.
Animals Not Allowed
No person shall keep or permit to be kept any dangerous animal. The definition of dangerous animal is found in Chapter 57 of the Walcott City Code. Pit Bulls are included in the dangerous animal definition, therefore are prohibited within city limits.