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Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 19 — The Mayor, in his or her discretion, and the direction of the Regional Medical Officer of Health, whenever claims are being made upon the Chief Financial Officer for damages for loss of sheep killed by dogs or whenever the disease of rabies is prevalent, to issue a proclamation directing all dogs to be confined tied up or muzzled for a limited period of time to be named in such proclamation, within the City and during the period of time so named in such proclamation any Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, Humane Society or Police Officer may kill or tranquilize any animal which may be at large or is suspected of being rabid

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The Mayor, in his or her discretion, and the direction of the Regional Medical Officer of Health, whenever claims are being made upon the Chief Financial Officer for damages for loss of sheep killed by dogs or whenever the disease of rabies is prevalent, to issue a proclamation directing all dogs to be confined tied up or muzzled for a limited period of time to be named in such proclamation, within the City and during the period of time so named in such proclamation any Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, Humane Society or Police Officer may kill or tranquilize any animal which may be at large or is suspected of being rabid.

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