Kelowna By-law 5421-82, s. 4(1) — Animal and Poultry Regulation and Animal Pound Bylaw

year old....................................................... $5.00 per day. For each horse, cattle, female sheep, female goat or female swine under one (1) year old.......................................... $3.00 per day. BL5949- 85 deleted the word “cat”:

• For each rabbit, goose, or other poultry..................... $1.00 per day. For each other animal............................................... A charge at the discretion of the Poundkeeper to a maximum of $5.00 per day. BL10033 replaced the last paragraph of sub-section (d):
• (d) The charges contained within Section 4(c) of this bylaw shall be assessed per impoundment occurrence by the Poundkeeper, and monies due thereof shall be payable to the Poundkeeper. Payment of such charges shall be made directly to the Poundkeeper who is hereby authorized to receive same, and who shall be responsible for ensuring such monies are recorded and reported to the City not later than the last day in the month during which charges were received and recorded by him. The Poundkeeper shall not release any impounded animal or rabbit without receiving in cash the said charges, and he shall furnish a receipt to the payee of such charges. BL5949-85 amended sub-section (e):
• (e) In the case of milk cows or goats impounded the Poundkeeper shall, at least twice each day, milk each animal and for so doing, shall be entitled to keep for his own use and disposal, milk so obtained. BL10033 replaced sub-section (f): Consolidated Bylaw No. 5421-82 –.
• (f) It shall be the duty of the Poundkeeper to provide and supply with proper shelter and good and sufficient food and water daily all animals and rabbits detained by him as Poundkeeper, at his own expense. BL10033 replaced sub-section (g):
• (g) It shall be the duty of the Poundkeeper to request the attendance of a veterinarian, to any impounded animal or rabbit who, if in the opinion of the Poundkeeper, is suffering from any injury, disease or sickness, or from any other cause. The Poundkeeper shall be entitled to demand and receive from

the owner, if known, the amount equivalent to the veterinary charges for professional services and attendance call administered to such animal or rabbit, or such expenditure is to be realized from the City of Kelowna for animals or rabbits whose owner cannot be located. The Poundkeeper may permit such suffering animal or rabbit to be destroyed. Consolidated Bylaw No. 5421-82 –. BL10033 amended Section 5: