Meet Dayton’s number 1, 2 and 3 licensed dogs

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By Amelia Robinson
Jan 27, 2017
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The number one, two and three licensed dogs were tagged during a bark-tastic press conference Friday in the lobby of the Montgomery County Administration Building.

The first tag went to Murdock, a 7-year-old boxer owned by local philanthropist Teresa Huber, as part of a fundraiser for the Humane Society of Greater Dayton.

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The event served as a reminder that dog licenses are on sale until Jan. 31.

The license fee is $20 for spayed or neutered dogs and $24 for dogs that have not. There are some exceptions.

Murdock's buddy, Huber's other 7-year-old boxer Tena, howled off with the second tag.

Third went to Winston, Montgomery County auditor Karl Keith's 4-year-old Collie-shepherd mix, Winston, a rescue dog.

Keith said the first dog licenses brought in $2,000 when they were auctioned off at the Humane Society’s Pet Afflaire fundraising dinner

Each year, Montgomery County donates the number one, two and three dog tags to the Humane Society  or SICSA, both animal welfare agencies.

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“Someone has to be the voice of the animals” Huber said. “The people involved in the Humane Society try to be the voice.”

According to the county, licenses can be purchased in five ways:

  • By mailing-in an application, which can be downloaded at www.mcohio.org/dogs 
  • At the Auditor’s Office in the County Administration Building at 451 W. Third St. in Dayton
  • At the Montgomery County Animal Resource Center at 6790 Webster St. in Dayton
  • At nearly 30 stores and other outlets throughout the county
    • Murdock, a 7-year-old boxer owned by local philanthropist Teresa Huber. was given the fist Montgomery County dog license of 2017. Huber’s other boxer Tena holds the second license as part of a fund raiser for The Humane Society of Greater Dayton. Third went to Winston, Montgomery County auditor Karl Keith’s 4-year-old  Collie--shepherd mix.

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    Murdock, a 7-year-old boxer owned by local philanthropist Teresa Huber. was given the fist Montgomery County dog license of 2017. Huber’s other boxer Tena holds the second license as part of a fund raiser for The Humane Society of Greater Dayton. Third went to Winston, Montgomery County auditor Karl Keith’s 4-year-old  Collie--shepherd mix.

    Credit: Photo by Amelia Robinson

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    Credit: Photo by Amelia Robinson

    Murdock, a 7-year-old boxer owned by local philanthropist Teresa Huber. was given the fist Montgomery County dog license of 2017. Huber’s other boxer Tena holds the second license as part of a fund raiser for The Humane Society of Greater Dayton. Third went to Winston, Montgomery County auditor Karl Keith’s 4-year-old  Collie--shepherd mix.

    Credit: Photo by Amelia Robinson

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    Credit: Photo by Amelia Robinson

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