Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 13 — It is the duty of the Humane Society to
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It is the duty of the Humane Society to:
- a) keep a record of all animals impounded and how they are disposed of;
- b) make monthly returns to the Council, or its designate, showing the number of impounded animals, how disposed of and the amount of money collected for poundage fees and proceeds of sale;
- c) care for all animals after they have been impounded in accordance with the Animals for Research Act, R.S.O., 1990, c. A. 22, as amended, and the regulations thereunder; and,
- d) collect from the owner of any impounded animal, the poundage fees and any other fees and charges as outlined in City’s Fee Guide, before releasing the animal.
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- 11 For impounding the animals captured under the provisions of this bylaw, a place shall be established which shall comply with the provisions of and regulations made pursuant to the Animals for Research Act, R.S.O., 1990, c.A.22, as amended
- 12 The pound provided shall be under the care and control of the Humane Society, whose duty it shall be to impound all dogs, cats and birds brought to him/her or found by him/her running at large, who have not been returned to their owner
- 14 Should any animal impounded bear any tag or other means of identification the Humane Society shall notify the owner of the animal and upon payment of the poundage fee and any other fees or charges as outlined in the City’s Fee Guide, shall release the animal to the owner
- 15 Those animals not redeemed within seventy-two (72) hours may be sold by the Humane Society or the Humane Society may cause them to be destroyed
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