Peterborough By-law 21-112, s. 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

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:

• a) to Muzzle the Animal indefinitely or for a specific period and subject to conditions as may be specified;
• b) to restrain or to confine the Animal in such manner and subject to such conditions as may be specified;
• c) to cause the Animal to be examined and treated by a Veterinarian;
• d) to give to the Licence Administrator forthwith upon the Licence Administrator’s requests from time to time such information and documents that the Licence Administrator determines are relevant to the Animal Control Order; and
• e) to cause the Animal to be surrendered or delivered to such Person as the Animal Control Order may direct.