All license renewals must be received by March 31st of the licensing year. In East Brunswick, cats, including outdoor cats that you provide any care for, must also be vaccinated against rabies and licensed.Īll animal licenses are for the calendar year, January 1 through December 31. In order to obtain a license, an animal must have a current vaccination against Rabies. Failure to obtain a valid animal license can result in a fine in accordance with Township Code Section 83-33. Police Department.Under both Township Ordinance Chapter 83 and New Jersey state law, all dogs and cats seven (7) months of age or older and kept in the Township of East Brunswick for more than ten (10) days are required to be licensed license(s) should be worn by said animal. 'There's potential of theft charges against the doctor for basically taking the victim's money and not performing the service,' said Chief Andrew Kudrick of the Howell Twp. 'To this date, we have not confirmed that there was any type of veterinary care being rendered to this dog,' said Chief Ross Licitra of the Monmouth County SPCA. When police got involved the vet tech was ordered to return Caesar, who by then was so ill he had to be euthanized immediately. 'You charge me to put him down and then sneak him out the back door? It's horrifying,' Levy said. George Menez, the family's longtime vet.īut instead of euthanizing Caesar, Menez allegedly let a vet tech in the office take the dog home without the Levy's knowledge or permission. He paid $192 for the dog's cremation and even got a condolence letter from Dr. I don't even know how to say, I don't know how to feel,' said Caesar's owner, Lonnie Levy. That was until they received a tip call last week saying the dog was actually still alive. HOWELL TWP., New Jersey - A New Jersey family was told their dog had been put down five months ago, but little did they know the pet had been living with a veterinary worker all that time.Ĭaesar's family grieved for their pet when they believed the chronically ill dog they had for 15 years was put down at Briarwood Veterinary Hospital in Howell, Monmouth County.

Nora Muchanic reports during Action News at 5pm on October 18, 2017.

Dog thought to be put down turns up at vet worker's home.

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