Pickering By-law 6811/07, s. 26 — Where the Animal Services Supervisor deems it necessary to euthanize an animal pursuant to section 25, he or she shall first attempt to contact the owner of the animal and to permit the owner to transfer the animal, at the owner’s expense, to the office of a veterinarian
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Where the Animal Services Supervisor deems it necessary to euthanize an animal pursuant to section 25, he or she shall first attempt to contact the owner of the animal and to permit the owner to transfer the animal, at the owner’s expense, to the office of a veterinarian.
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- 24 Where, on the sixth day, exclusive of Sundays and statutory holidays, after the date of impounding, an animal has not been returned to its owner, the Animal Services Supervisor may at his or her discretion and subject to the Animals For Research Act either
- 25 Where an animal that has been seized and impounded is injured or should be euthanized without delay for humane reasons, or for reasons of safety to persons or animals, the Animal Services Supervisor may euthanize the animal in a humane manner as soon after seizure as he or she sees fit without permitting any person to claim possession of the animal and without offering it for sale and no damages or compensation shall be recovered or recoverable on account of the animal’s destruction
- 27 By-law No. 6811/07 6 Any animals destroyed under this by-law shall be disposed of in such a manner the City may determine
- 28 The City shall keep a record of all animals seized and impounded pursuant to this by-law
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