Nanaimo By-law 7316, s. 106 — Animal Responsibility Bylaw
Animal Responsibility Bylaw
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106. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Bylaw, if an impounded Animal is suffering from an injury, sickness or incurable disease or from any other cause, the Poundkeeper may euthanize, by lethal injection of a barbiturate approved by the College of Veterinarians of British Columbia, any Animal deemed to be seriously ill or injured, for humane reasons and in prior consultation with a veterinarian, if all reasonable efforts to contact the Owner of the Animal have failed.
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- 104 Where any Animal is adopted out pursuant to Section 103 above, all property and interest any previous Owner had in that Animal will pass to the purchaser, and all rights of property in the Animal that existed before the adoption shall be extinguished
- 105 Where an impounded Animal is adopted out pursuant to this Bylaw, any monies received by the Poundkeeper for the Animal will be applied against the fees and costs of outstanding licences, veterinary care and adopting out the Animal
- 107 Adoption of Animals Every Person wishing to adopt an Animal from the Pound must
- 107(a) 107 Adoption of Animals Every Person wishing to adopt an Animal from the Pound must
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