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If right-clicking a mob does nothing, work through these checks before assuming something is broken.

Confirm you are holding dye. If your hand holds a different item, the right-click will not apply a color.
Make sure your crosshair is actually on the mob. If you are aiming at a block, the ground, or through a gap, the dye will not register on the creature.
Check the mob type. Sheep are intentionally excluded because they already change color in vanilla Minecraft, so dyeing a sheep through this mod will not behave the way it does for other mobs.
Verify the mob is one the mod supports. It covers almost every animal and monster, but if a specific creature does not respond, it may simply be outside the mod's range.

Each successful dye use consumes one dye item, so running out mid-task looks like the mod stopped working. Refill from your inventory or a nearby chest.
Recoloring is not permanent in a special way — you can apply a new dye at any time to change the color again.
Dyeing never alters a mob's health, drops, breeding, or AI. If a mob behaves oddly after dyeing, the cause is something else, not the color change.
If a mob is moving too fast to target, trap or corner it first, then apply the dye.