Brampton By-law 201-2023, s. 49 — An Animal Control Officer may take possession of an Animal for the purpose of providing Emergency Boarding to it at any time when the Animal Control Officer deems it necessary to provide protective care to the Animal
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An Animal Control Officer may take possession of an Animal for the purpose of providing Emergency Boarding to it at any time when the Animal Control Officer deems it necessary to provide protective care to the Animal.
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