Courtenay By-law 1897, s. 28 — Animal Control Bylaw
Last checked
Indexed text
No person shall break open or in any manner, directly or indirectly, aid or assist in breaking open the Pound, or take or release any animal therein without the consent of an Animal Control Officer.
Short excerpt. The rest of the text is on the official source.
Official source · Table of contents
Topics
Related sections
- 26 The Animal Control Officer shall within 24 hours after seizure of any animal pursuant to this bylaw, where the owner of the impounded animal can be identified, notify the owner in person by telephone or by mail addressed to the last known address of the owner, setting out the particulars of the impounded animal and advising that the animal will be sold or destroyed after the expiration of 5 days from the date of the notice, unless in the meantime the animal is redeemed
- 27 An owner of an impounded animal, or any person on the owner's behalf and with the owner's authority in writing, may redeem the impounded animal at any time prior to its sale, destruction or disposal pursuant to this bylaw upon
- 29 The Animal Control Officer may, after the expiration of the time specified within the notice referred to in Section 26 and where the animal has not been redeemed, or after an animal whose owner cannot be identified has been impounded for 5 days, offer the impounded animal for sale
- 30 Where the Animal Control Officer is unable or considers it undesirable to effect a sale of an animal pursuant to Section 29, or where an animal has been offered for sale but has not been sold, the Animal Control Officer shall destroy or otherwise dispose of the impounded animal
Other cities
To report a correction: info@bylawinsider.com. This link opens your mail program.
Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs. Official source
Short excerpts of a public bylaw PDF. The official PDF governs.