Contacts:

Dog Control Officer:                                   Dog Control Law
Ron Stunzi- 587-2291

Deputy Dog Control Officer:
Joan Stunzi- 587-2291

Saratoga County Animal Shelter:
885-4113
6010 County Farm Rd.
Ballston Spa, NY

License Information:

According to Town of Wilton Chapter 53-6, all dogs 4 months of age or older must be licensed. To obtain a license for your dog, see the Wilton Town Clerk at the Town Hall on Traver Road. Proof of rabies immunization is required. A spay or neuter certificate will reduce the fee. A silver tag with an identification number will be issued at the time of licensing. This tag as well as the rabies tag must be worn on your dog’s collar at all times. It is also recommended that a personal ID tag with a phone number also be worn for easy identification should your animal be lost.

Fees are as follows:

Spayed female $ 5.00 per year

Neutered male $ 5.00 per year

Unspayed female $13.00 per year

Unneutered male $13.00 per year

Rabies Information: 

All cats and dogs must be immunized against rabies. The Saratoga County Animal Shelter periodically sponsors rabies clinics. Please call for dates and times. Please report any possible contact with a rabid animal by you or your pet to either of the Dog Control Officers, the County Shelter, the NYS Police or the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office.

Human health questions concerning a possible rabies contact should be directed to Pat Willson at the Saratoga County Department of Public Health at 584-7460.

Wildlife Issues:

Contact NYS Conservation Officer:
Warrensburg: 623-3671
Ray Brook: 891-1370

Nuisance Wildlife Removal:

For safe, professional removal of unwanted guests, please visit our Business Directory under "Animals" or look under "Pest Control" in the yellow pages to find licensed wildlife and nuisance animal removal personnel.
*The Town of Wilton does not remove wildlife and does not recommend any person, service or business. The hiring of any person, service or business is at the homeowner's expense.

Cruelty to Animals:

To report suspected animal abuse, please call the SPCA of Upstate at 798-3500 or any law enforcement agency.