Peterborough By-law 21-112, s. 23 — In addition to any other remedy, an Officer may give to an Animal’s Owner an Animal Control Order where the Officer has reason to believe that
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In addition to any other remedy, an Officer may give to an Animal’s Owner an Animal Control Order where the Officer has reason to believe that:
- a) the Animal has bitten or will bite a Person or another Animal;
- b) the Animal poses a threat to the health or safety of a Person or of another Animal; or that
- c) the Owner has not complied with this By-law.
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- 22 Where the Licensee to whom or to which a Licence Revocation Notice is given does not appeal against it pursuant to section 41, the Licence will be deemed to be revoked on the fourteenth (14 ) day following the day on which the Licence Revocation Notice was given
- 24 An Animal Control Order may require the Owner to do such things at the Owner’s expense as the Officer considers appropriate including, without limitation, any or all of the following
- 25 An Animal Control Order must include the following information
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