Barrie By-law 2010-035, s. 9.1.0.0.0 — Where an injured dog is impounded or otherwise distained and detained for running at large and requires the immediate services of a qualified veterinarian or should be destroyed due to such injuries without delay for humane reasons, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may deliver the injured dog to a qualified veterinarian for care or to euthanize the dog as soon after impounding or otherwise distaining and detaining the dog as he thinks fit and shall notify the owner, if known. Where such injured dog has been delivered to a qualified veterinarian for care, the owner of the dog shall be responsible for any and all costs or charges associated with the services provided by the veterinarian. No damages or compensation shall be recoverable by the owner or any other person
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Where an injured dog is impounded or otherwise distained and detained for running at large and requires the immediate services of a qualified veterinarian or should be destroyed due to such injuries without delay for humane reasons, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may deliver the injured dog to a qualified veterinarian for care or to euthanize the dog as soon after impounding or otherwise distaining and detaining the dog as he thinks fit and shall notify the owner, if known. Where such injured dog has been delivered to a qualified veterinarian for care, the owner of the dog shall be responsible for any and all costs or charges associated with the services provided by the veterinarian. No damages or compensation shall be recoverable by the owner or any other person.
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- 8.7.0.0.0 All registrat ion fees and animal control services fees collected on behalf of the City by any authorized agent shall be remitted to the City monthly, along with any monthly report
- 9.0.0.0.0 DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE - INJURED
- 10.0.0.0.0 ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICE FEES
- 10.1.0.0.0 Where a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer impounds or otherwise distains and detains a dog found running at large, contrary to the provisions of this by-law, and the owner of such dog is known, the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other duly appointed officer may return the dog to the owner
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