Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 16 — Animals running at large (other than dogs and cats) No owner of any animal, other than dogs and cats, shall allow the animal to run at large or trespass upon private property
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Animals running at large (other than dogs and cats) No owner of any animal, other than dogs and cats, shall allow the animal to run at large or trespass upon private property.
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- 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
- 17 Any person may capture any animal running at large and trespassing on their property and deliver them to the Humane Society or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, who may impound the animal, or return it to the owner
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