These changes and a few more were approved by City Council. Here's a look at the new fees and policies. An increase of 75 cents per day per animal to board animals at the shelter. The revised fee was approved to maintain continuity between what area veterinarians charge and what the city charges for licensing. The revised fees are all inclusive and cover alteration vouchers, rabies vouchers, city licensing and tags and the animals' first shots.
Ferrets can now legally live within the city limits.
They must be registered and vaccinated. For more information, call the Fort Worth Animal Control and Care Center at 561-3737. If so, the Eighth Annual Cowtown Brush Up wants you. The project offers a unique opportunity to help create a positive and visual impact on central city neighborhoods, promote stability and pride of ownership and stimulate a sense of community among Fort Worth citizens. Cowtown Brush Up is a community effort that brings together private businesses, civic organizations, the City of Fort Worth and many volunteers to paint 125 homes in one day.