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Richmond By-law 7932, s. 8.2.1(a) — Animal Control Regulation Bylaw

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the operation of an animal shelter, including but not limited to,

  • (i) hours of operation,
  • (ii) building maintenance and operating costs;
  • (iii) payment of utilities, including electricity, natural gas and telephone services;
  • (iv) an automated telephone answering system for emergency messages;
  • (v) cleanliness and sanitation; and
  • (vi) the care and feeding of, and the provision of veterinary care, where necessary, for all impounded animals and birds;
  • (b) the provision of animal control services, including but not limited to,
  • (i) the provision of equipment, including vehicles and communication systems;
  • (ii) the impoundment of animals and birds;
  • (iii) the undertaking of patrols;
  • (iv) the keeping of records of impoundment, finances and animal disposal;
  • (v) the disposal by sale, or by humane destruction, of impounded animals and birds;
  • (vi) the removal and disposal of dead animals;
  • (vii) dealing with public complaints about animals; and
  • (viii) attending to, and transporting, animals running at large; 6544118 Bylaw No. 7932 10
  • (c) the provision and supplying of an adequate number of trained Animal Control Officers;
  • (d) the licencing of dogs; and
  • (e) the issuing of tickets under the provisions of the Municipal Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw, including court attendance as and

when necessary.

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