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Dog in Grass

Stop Selling a Pet License.  Promote the Outcome.

Why Pet Licensing Still Matters and How to Make It Work

BarkPass welcomes thought-leader Julie Bank for a practical roundtable discussing how improved pet licensing compliance:

Reduces Budget Shortfalls
Creates Steady, Self-Funding Programs
Promotes Safer Communities

Who Should attend?

City Clerks & Managers
Treasurers
Animal Care & Control
Animal Services

 


Wednesday

November 18, 2026

 10am Pacific; 12pm Central; 1pm Eastern

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Julie Bank Consulting

 Nonprofit & Government Animal Services Advisor

 

Julie has spent more than 30 years helping government agencies and nonprofits build animal programs that work for staff, residents, and pets alike. She has led and advised regional, national, and international organizations of every size.

 

Her specialty is the practical side of animal services: ordinance review, lost-and-found programs, field officer support, policy development, and software setup. She helps agencies connect licensing to the services residents actually value, like getting lost pets home and keeping communities and dog parks safe.

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Julie is known for turning complex programs into clear, workable plans. She brings a balanced, humane approach to compliance, one that leads with benefits, uses enforcement wisely, and turns everyday transactions into lasting support for animal services.

Moderated by:

Steve Zeidman

Pet-Tech Pioneer, Animal Welfare Leader

 

With more than 25 years' experience in the pet care data and technology space, Steve has been inspired to find innovative solutions that support the animal welfare movement’s efforts to save lives. Steve is a Managing Partner at BarkPass, Executive at AnimalsFirst Shelter and the original creator of PetPoint software and led both PetPoint and Chameleon software teams for Pethealth/24Pet. He also led the research and education team at PetSmart Charities, served as a founding board member of Shelter Animals Count, and Board Chair of Catalyst Council. With all his involvement, Steve is a familiar face and a trusted source as the leading expert in the animal welfare technology and shelter operations space.

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