Gov. Little signs ‘pet-friendly’ license plate legislation
A new license plate will soon be available at your local DMV.
Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 105 into law Friday.
The legislation creates a “pet-friendly” license plate featuring a dog and cat, and the money for the plate goes to pay for spaying or neutering pets owned by low-income families.
The legislation was introduced last year but failed.
The additional cost to the regular registration fee with the specialty plate will be $35 for the initial purchase and $25 for each annual registration.
Of that, $22 of the initial fee and $12 of each renewal will go toward spaying and neutering pets.
