YOKOTAABI34-101 — Control, Care, And Immunization Of Pets (pa)

YOKOTAABI34-101 governs pet control, care, immunization, registration, removal, and disposition at Yokota Air Base.

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  • Publication number: YOKOTAABI34-101
  • Title: CONTROL, CARE, AND IMMUNIZATION OF PETS (PA)
  • Date: 2026-07-22

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YOKOTAABI34-101 addresses pet registration, deregistration, approved animals, immunization, quarantine, installation removal, and dangerous-animal disposition. It requires owners and custodians to meet registration, identification, vaccination, humane-care, and animal-control requirements.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel and organizations assigned to Yokota Air Base (AB).

Topics covered

  • Pet registration and deregistration
  • Approved animals
  • Pet immunization
  • Animal bite quarantine
  • Pet removal from the installation
  • Vicious or dangerous animal disposition

Questions and answers

How soon must pet microchipping and immunization be scheduled?

Receiving a micro chip and immunizations may not be possible within three working days of arrival or purchase, but scheduling these actions must be accomplished within that period. (paragraph 1)

What registration and identification is required for dogs, cats, and rabbits?

Registration for dogs and cats includes permanent identification with an implanted microchip, (microchipping). Registration only (no microchip) is required for rabbits. (paragraph 1)

What rabies vaccination requirement applies to dogs and cats?

All dogs and cats, 91 days of age or older, must maintain current immunization against rabies. (paragraph 5)

Can an animal be declared vicious or dangerous without biting or attacking?

An animal does not have to scratch, bite or attack a person or another animal to be declared vicious or dangerous. (paragraph 7)

What quarantine requirements apply after an animal bite?

Adhere to animal bite quarantine requirements (if applicable) to include attending initial evaluation appointment at the Yokota Veterinary Clinic, confinement of the animal for 10 days after the bite occurs and attending final veterinarian evaluation appointment at the Yokota Veterinary Clinic. (paragraph 1)

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