Regina By-law 2009-44, s. 29(5) — The Regina Animal Bylaw
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If the judge is satisfied, on the evidence, that the animal is dangerous, the judge may make an order including any or all of the following terms:
- (a) if the owner removes the animal from the owner’s property, the owner shall muzzle and leash it in accordance with the criteria set out in section 39 and keep it under direct control and supervision;
- (b) the owner shall inoculate the animal against rabies in accordance with the provisions of section 40;
- (c) the owner shall report the sale or other disposition of the animal to a designated officer no more than 72 hours after the owner has given up possession of the animal;
- (d) where the animal is moved to a different city or municipality, the owner shall notify the clerk of that city or municipality no more than 72 hours after the animal is moved to that city or municipality;
- (e) where the animal is to be sold or given away, the owner shall: Bylaw No. 2009-44
- (i) notify any prospective owner that the animal has been declared dangerous, before it is sold or given away; and
- (ii) notify a designated officer of the name, address and telephone number of any new owner of the animal no more than 10 days after the new owner has taken possession of the animal;
- (f) the owner shall, at the owner’s expense and within 10 days of the date of the order, purchase a dangerous animal licence every year thereafter for the remainder of the animal’s lifetime; and
- (g) the owner shall have the animal identified by either microchip or tattoo in accordance with section 41.
- (h) the owner shall keep the animal in an enclosure which complies with the criteria set out in section 42;
- (i) the owner shall obtain and keep in effect liability insurance in an amount of not less than $300,000.00 for any bodily injury to or death of any person or domestic animal, or for damage to property, caused by the animal and shall provide proof of such insurance to a designated officer within 10 days of the order;
- (j) the owner shall display a sign, which complies with the criteria set out in
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- 29(3)
- 29(4)
- 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property
- 44(k) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property
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