1. The name and address of the person(s) owning the facility;

2. The name and address of the person(s) having the supervision of the facility;

3. The address or location of the facility;

4. The maximum number of dogs and/or cats or combination thereof which such facility will contain;

5. The name and address of the person designated by the applicant as agent for the service of legal process or notice;

6. A written statement or permit issued by the Pierce County Planning Department verifying that such commercial kennel or cattery, boarding kennel/cattery, foster shelter/kennel/cattery, hobby kennel/cattery, grooming parlor, private kennel/cattery, short-term boarding facility, or pet shop is in compliance with applicable zoning codes of Pierce County;

7. A statement by the applicant giving permission for inspection of the facilities at any reasonable time;

8. A statement or permit from the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department to insure that adequate provisions for sanitary facilities can be provided;

9. If the applicant is a pet store, a list of all species of animals; i.e., dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, primates, insects, fish, rodents, and any/or all others, that are to be sold;

10. The name and address of the licensed veterinarian who cares for the applicant's sick or injured animals;

11. Proof that the application indicates the appropriate type of kennel category (commercial kennel or cattery, boarding kennel/cattery, foster shelter/kennel/cattery, hobby kennel/cattery, grooming parlor, private kennel/cattery, short-term boarding facility, or pet shop). Proof may be in the form of a business license, a bona fide membership in a purebred animal club, or other such evidence acceptable to the Pierce County Auditor.

1. Pierce County Fire Prevention Bureau.

2. Pierce County Planning and Public Works Department.

3. Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department.