Richmond Hill By-law 22-25, s. 1 — Where a Dangerous Dog has been impounded for any reason, a Municipal By- law Enforcement Officer shall not restore the Dangerous Dog to its Owner or to any other Person unless
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Where a Dangerous Dog has been impounded for any reason, a Municipal By- law Enforcement Officer shall not restore the Dangerous Dog to its Owner or to any other Person unless:
- a) the Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer determines the Person seeking to reclaim the Dangerous Dog is sufficiently aware of and in compliance with the provisions of section 5.2;
- b) the Owner seeking to reclaim the Dangerous Dog has paid any applicable fees in accordance with the Tariff of Fees By-law and as required by the Municipal Animal Shelter; and
- c) the Owner is in compliance with any other conditions that have been imposed.
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- 3 If the Owner of a Dangerous Dog is unable or unwilling to abide by the restrictions contained in the Dangerous Dog Notice, the Owner shall surrender the The Corporation of the City of Richmond Hill Dangerous Dog into the custody of the Municipal Animal Shelter
- 5.3 Reclaiming a Dangerous Dog
- 5.4 Transfer of an Order
- 1 At the discretion of the Director, _any Owner who has been ordered to muzzle a dog in another municipality, upon taking residence in the City of Richmond Hill, shall be required to obtain a Dangerous Dog license as provided for in section 5.2, and shall comply with the restrictions set out in section 5.2
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