Barrie By-law 2010-035, s. 11.2.0.0.0 — Where a dog has bitten or attacked any person or animal, and where such dog, in the opinion of the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer, is displaying symptoms of rabies and the dog is believed to be a danger or threat of danger to the safety of any person as a result of suspected rabies, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer may immediately kill the dog found running at large without notifying any person or without permitting any person to reclaim the dog or without offering it for sale. No damages or compensation shall be recovered by the owner or any person on account of its killing regardless of whether the results of any rabies tests are positive or not
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Where a dog has bitten or attacked any person or animal, and where such dog, in the opinion of the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer, is displaying symptoms of rabies and the dog is believed to be a danger or threat of danger to the safety of any person as a result of suspected rabies, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer may immediately kill the dog found running at large without notifying any person or without permitting any person to reclaim the dog or without offering it for sale. No damages or compensation shall be recovered by the owner or any person on account of its killing regardless of whether the results of any rabies tests are positive or not.
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- 11.0.0.0.0 RABIES
- 11.1.0.0.0 Where any animal is suspected of rabies, the Health Protection and Promotion Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.7 and any amendments shall apply
- 11.3.0.0.0 Where an animal other than a dog, is, in the opinion of the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer, believed to be rabid and is believed to be a danger or threat of danger to the safety of any person as a result of suspected rabies, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer may immediately kill the animal without notifying any person or without permitting any person to reclaim the animal or without offering it for sale. No damages or compensation shall be recovered by the owner or any other person on account of its killing regardless of whether the results of any rabies tests are positive or not
- 12.0.0.0.0 CAT REGISTRATION
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