New Westminster By-law 7586, s. 11.3 — If an impounded animal is known to have inflicted a bite on another animal or person, it may be kept in isolation, and if it is determined that the animal is suffering from rabies or any other incurable disease, the bylaw officer may immediately bring such animal to a qualified veterinarian to be humanely destroyed
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If an impounded animal is known to have inflicted a bite on another animal or person, it may be kept in isolation, and if it is determined that the animal is suffering from rabies or any other incurable disease, the bylaw officer may immediately bring such animal to a qualified veterinarian to be humanely destroyed;
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- 11.1.5 that is subject to, or appears to be, suffering that the bylaw officer considers cannot be otherwise reasonably addressed
- 11.2 An animal that is seized pursuant to section 11.1.5 may be destroyed if the bylaw officer considers that the animal is subject to, or appears to be, suffering that the bylaw officer considers cannot be otherwise reasonably addressed
- 11.3.1
- 11.3.2 If the dangerous dog which has been impounded pursuant to the provisions of
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