Peterborough By-law 21-112, s. 32 — Where an Officer finds an Animal to be Running at Large, the Officer may cause the Animal to be seized and impounded and, for that purpose, without limitation to and in compliance with an Officer’s power of entry at law, may use reasonable means including force to enter a vehicle, onto land and into a building or structure to seize and impound the Animal
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Where an Officer finds an Animal to be Running at Large, the Officer may cause the Animal to be seized and impounded and, for that purpose, without limitation to and in compliance with an Officer’s power of entry at law, may use reasonable means including force to enter a vehicle, onto land and into a building or structure to seize and impound the Animal.
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- 30 Where an Animal Control Order is final and the Owner to whom or to which the Animal Control Order has been given has not complied with it, the Licence Administrator may cause to be done such things as, in the Licence Administrator’s opinion, will result in compliance with the Animal Control Order and section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 applies with respect to such things done
- 31 Animal Control No Person may Keep an Animal and no Owner may permit to be Kept an Animal except pursuant to the following conditions
- 33 The Licence Administrator may, subject to the Animals for Research Act, R.S.O
- 34 Where an Animal is not Euthanized pursuant to section 33, the Licence Administrator may
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