Courtenay By-law 1897, s. 31 — Animal Control Bylaw
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Notwithstanding any other provisions of this bylaw if it is found that any impounded animal is suffering from any injury, disease, or sickness the Animal Control Officer may, in their discretion, immediately destroy such animal if in their opinion such animal would not survive such injury, disease or sickness, and that it would be an act of humanity to destroy such animal.
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- 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
- 32 Any person who contravenes any provision of this bylaw commits an offence and is liable to a fine not exceeding $2,000.00, with a minimum fine of $50.00
- 33 Upon an alleged contravention of any provision of this bylaw, a notice of such contravention may be given by the Animal Control Officer or a Peace Officer by means of a Municipal Ticket Information ("MTI"), in the form prescribed by the regulations adopted pursuant to
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