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Regina
2009-44

2009-44

The Regina Animal Bylaw

Fetched October 18, 2026

13 The Director shall receive and detain at the Animal Services Centre any animal found at large
13(2)
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16 Where a cat trap is issued or a private cat trap is utilized pursuant to this Bylaw, the permittee or private cat trap owner shall
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19 An owner or the owner’s agent may claim a detained animal by attending the Animal Services Centre and providing the Director with proof of ownership or entitlement to the animal
20 Bylaw No. 2009-44 (#2026-27, s. 26, 2026) Release of Animal to Owner The Director shall not release an animal impounded under the Bylaw that is eligible to be redeemed unless the Director
20(a) 20 Bylaw No. 2009-44 (#2026-27, s. 26, 2026) Release of Animal to Owner The Director shall not release an animal impounded under the Bylaw that is eligible to be redeemed unless the Director
21 An animal may be considered to be relinquished to the Animal Services Centre when an animal
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22 Where an animal has been relinquished to the Animal Services Centre, the Director may
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Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs. Official source

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Open Government Licence – City of Regina

29(a) 29 No animal shall be considered dangerous for actions carried out while the animal was

44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(k) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(6) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(7) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(8) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(9) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(2) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

44(2) 44 , on the owner’s property warning of the presence of the animal and shall continue to display that sign in good condition so long as the animal is present on the property

35 An order issued pursuant to this Part continues to apply if the animal is sold or given to a new owner or is moved to a different city or municipality

37 Return of Animal

37.1 Where an order for destruction is overturned on appeal, if the judge is satisfied that the animal meets the definition of a dangerous animal as defined under

28 , the judge may make an order including any of the terms listed in subsection 30(5)

39 Where an animal that has been ordered to wear a muzzle or leash pursuant to this Part, is removed from the owner’s property, the animal shall be equipped with a muzzle and be secured by a leash in accordance with the following criteria

42 Where an animal has been ordered to be kept in an enclosure pursuant to this Part, the owner must ensure that an enclosure is constructed within 10 days of the date of the order and that the enclosure complies with the following criteria

43 Enclosure Cannot Include Adjacent Fence as Side An owner shall not use a fence separating the owner’s property from an adjacent property as one of the sides of the animal enclosure

50 Right of Appeal A person desiring to appeal a conviction pursuant to this Bylaw shall, within seven days of the conviction being appealed from, file a notice of appeal with the Court, and the provisions of Part XXVII of the Criminal Code apply with any necessary modification

52 An existing licence issued under Bylaw No. 10018, The Dog Control Bylaw, or Bylaw No. 10117, The Cat Control Bylaw, remains valid until the term of such licence expires