Information about dogs and cats

The Yellow Dog Project is an activity in which yellow ribbons and accessories are attached to leads and collars to indicate that "I don't want people other than the owner or other dogs." If you see a dog with a yellow ribbon, keep it close and watch it gently. Also, when interacting with a dog, be sure to check with the owner if you can touch it.

Kanazawa Ward Yellow Dog Project Flyer (PDF: 1,497KB)

We transfer dogs and cats at the Yokohama Animal Protection Center. Please contact us directly for the schedule and method.

Inquiries: Yokohama City Animal Protection Center
　　　　Phone: 045-471-2111

Please come directly to the counter. Please fill in the name of the street.
If you would like to receive a large number of tickets, please contact us in advance. (If possible, please collect them in Neighborhood Association units, etc.)

Dogs and cats with owners

Lifelong breeding is the principle. If you can't keep it, please contact us.

In addition, you will be punished if you throw away dogs and cats (protected animals). (Act on the Protection and Management of Animals)

A dog whose owner is unknown

Please contact us.

A cat whose owner is unknown

We do not capture or direct collection. If you have any problems, please contact us.

The Act on the Protection and Management of Animals and the Ordinance of Yokohama clarifies the responsibilities of owners and stipulates penalties for violations.

Rule 1
Be sure to clean up your dog's feces and urine and take them home and treat them at home.
If you are about to excrete during a walk, spread the pet sheets you bring and excrete it on it, so that the place will not be polluted.
Also, if urine is urine, spraying water may leave the smell or spread instead. Please take care such as sucking urine with pet sheets etc.
In particular, it is necessary for dog owners to take care not to excrete the entrances and fences of other homes.
Originally, walking a dog is for exercise and is not for excretion.
Discipline your dog to excrete at home before taking a walk.

Rule 2
Be sure to wear a leash on a walk or park, and never leave it free.
Also, don't stretch the rope for a long time, and make it a length that can control the dog.

Rule 3
The owner is obliged to manage it so that it does not bother others due to squeals and odors by animals.
It is a concern to anyone other than the owner, such as dog squeals, hairs, and odors.
Keep barking while you are away or when you are visiting, or brushed hair is blown by the wind and next to you.…Have you ever said that?
Let's consider the people around you, such as discipline properly and cleaning frequently.

Nearby Health and Welfare Center

Kanazawa Health and Welfare Center

Phone: 045-788-7873

Sakae Health and Welfare Center

Phone: 045-894-6967

Isogo Health and Welfare Center

Phone: 045-750-2452

Konan Health and Welfare Center

Phone: 045-847-8445

Yokohama City Animal Protection Center

Phone: 045-471-2111

Kanazawa police department

Phone: 045-782-0110

Yokosuka City Animal Protection Center

Phone: 046-869-0040

Let's put a dog's license tag injected vote on the dog's collar.

Rule 1
Let's wear a collar etc. so that you can identify as a domestic cat.

Rule 2
Let's do manure in the house.

Rule 3
Let's do sterile castration so that unhappy life is not born.

The Yokohama City Ordinance on the Protection and Management of Animals clarifies the responsibilities of the owner, and the animals they keep should "be kept so as not to disturb others by squealing or excrement." "Do not filthize other people's land or public places."