Caledon By-law 2019-43, s. 7.12 — The Town may refuse the surrender of an animal for any reason including but not limited to where, in the opinion of the Animal Shelter, such animal is not suitable for subsequent adoption
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The Town may refuse the surrender of an animal for any reason including but not limited to where, in the opinion of the Animal Shelter, such animal is not suitable for subsequent adoption.
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- 7.10 An animal may be required to pass an assessment conducted by the Animal Shelter prior to it being approved for surrender
- 7.11 Where an animal is surrendered to the Animal Shelter, all previous owners are deemed to have relinquished ownership and possession of the animal which shall become the sole property of the Town and may be made available for adoption, sold, transferred to a new owner, humanely euthanized or otherwise
- 7.13 The Animal Shelter or a Town designate may receive an animal for the purpose of providing protective care in any circumstance that the Director deems appropriate which may include but is not limited to where protective care is required as a result of an eviction, incarceration, medical or fire emergency or at the request of the Ontario Provincial Police or other police service
- 7.14 Where any animal is received into protective care by the Town, it shall only be kept on a temporary basis for a maximum period of 5 days unless extended by the Director, exclusive of the day on which the animal was received, statutory holidays and any day which the Animal Shelter is closed
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