Markham By-law 2018-91, s. 12.1 — Animal Control By-law
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- (1) No person shall intentionally feed a wild animal or leave food or attractants of any type or in any form out of doors in such a manner as to attract, or be accessible by a wild animal, feral or stray domestic animal on private or public property.
- (3) Section 12.1 does not apply to the feeding of song birds on a property, provided the following feeding requirements are met by the owner or occupier:
- (a) seed is placed in a bird feeding device that is sufficiently above grade as to not attract or be accessible by wild animals; and
- (b) bird feeding practices do not attract large flocks of homing birds such as wild, feral and domestic pigeons or gulls, ravens and birds of prey and
- (c) spillage of seed upon the ground is removed by the property owner or occupier forthwith and disposed of in such a manner that it does not attract wild animals, feral or stray domestic animals.
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