Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 18 — Animal Control By-law
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18. A Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, the Humane Society or a Police Officer, may enter upon any property, public or private, with the assent of the owner or tenant, for the purpose of catching any animal running at large contrary to the provisions of this bylaw.
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- 16 Animals running at large (other than dogs and cats) No owner of any animal, other than dogs and cats, shall allow the animal to run at large or trespass upon private property
- 17 Any person may capture any animal running at large and trespassing on their property and deliver them to the Humane Society or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, who may impound the animal, or return it to the owner
- 19 Any animals running at large contrary to the provisions of this bylaw may be impounded or may be sold
- 20 Where an animal which is running at large is injured or it appears should be destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety to persons or animals, the animal shall be subjected to examination by a veterinarian, for diagnosis prior to the animal being destroyed. If a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, the Humane Society, or a Police Officer determines that the animal is so severely injured that it is inhumane to remove the animal to a veterinary hospital, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, the Humane Society, or a Police Officer may kill the animal in a humane manner
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