Toronto By-law 349, s. D — If a dog is not redeemed within the time period referred to in Subsection C, the dog shall become the property of the City and the City may
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If a dog is not redeemed within the time period referred to in Subsection C, the dog shall become the property of the City and the City may:
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- B Where, in the opinion of the Executive Director, a dog seized under Subsection A is injured or ill and should be euthanized without delay for humane reasons or the safety of persons, the dog may be euthanized by the Executive Director without permitting any person to reclaim the dog
- C Any dog seized by the Executive Director under Subsection A shall be impounded for a minimum period of five days from the time of its impoundment, exclusive of the day on 349-14 March 22, 2024 which the dog was impounded, and days on which the animal centre is closed, during which time the owner shall be entitled to redeem the dog
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