Regina By-law 2009-44, s. 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

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.

Bylaw No. 2009-44 Repeal 53 Bylaw No. 10018, Bylaw No. 10117 and Bylaw 2002-115 are repealed. Effective Date 54 This Bylaw comes into force on the day of passage. READ A FIRST TIME THIS 22nd DAY OF June 2009. READ A SECOND TIME THIS 22nd DAY OF June 2009. READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 22nd DAY OF June 2009. P. FIACCO J. SWIDNICKI Mayor City Clerk (SEAL) CERTIFIED A TRUE COPY City Clerk Bylaw No. 2009-44 SCHEDULE “A” FEES Item Amount Non-Sterilized Cat Licence $100.00 Sterilized Cat Licence, Kittens under 6 $20.00 months Licence, and Show Cat Licence Non-Sterilized Dog Licence $100.00 Sterilized Dog Licence, Puppies under 6 $25.00 months Licence, and Show Dog Licence Assist Dog Licence $0.00 Detainment Fee Initial detainment fee $50, 2 and subsequent detainment fee $100 Dangerous Animal Licence $150.00 Replacement of Animal Identification Tag $5.00 Dangerous Animal Sign $25.00 (#2010-41, s.17, 2010, #2026-27, s. 48, 2026) Bylaw No. 2009-44 SCHEDULE “B” “The areas identified in the following maps are designated as an “Off Leash Dog Park” Bylaw No. 2009-44 Bylaw No. 2009-44 Mount Pleasant Off Leash Dog Park Bylaw No. 2009-44 Horizon Station Park Bylaw No. 2009-44 Regent Off Leash Dog Park Bylaw No. 2009-44

A.E. Wilson Park (#2016-37, ss. 11(a) and 11(b), 2016, #2020-58, ss. 3-4, 2020, #2022-18, ss. 4 and 5, 2022) SCHEDULE “B.1” – Seasonal Off Leash Dog Areas Bylaw No. 2009-44 Bylaw No. 2009-44 Bylaw No. 2009-44 Bylaw No. 2009-44 Bylaw No. 2009-44 (#2012-32, s. 3, 2012, #2019-27, s. 2, 2019) Bylaw No. 2009-44 (#2022-18, s. 6, 2022) Bylaw No. 2009-44 SCHEDULE “C” FINES Offence Fine for 1 Offence Fine for 2 Fine for 3 Fine on 4 and Offence Offence Subsequent Convictions Failure to Cause $50 $100 $150 Established by the the Animal to Wear Court

a Valid Animal Identification Tag Failure to License $150 $200 $250 Established by the Kittens, Puppies, Court Show Animals or Sterilized Animals Failure to License $250 $300 $350 Established by the Unsterilized Court Animals or Dangerous Animals Giving False $500 $500 $500 Established by the Information When Court Applying for a Dog or Cat Licence Allowing an $150 $250 $350 Established by the Animal to be at Court Large Failure to Control $150 $250 $350 Established by the an Animal Court Failure to $50 $100 $150 Established by the Accompany an Court Animal in Off Leash Dog Park Allowing a $200 $300 $400 Established by the Dangerous Animal Court or Animal Displaying Aggressive Behaviour in Off Leash Dog Park Failure to Remove $100 $200 $300 Established by the Defecation Court Failure to Comply $100 $200 $300 Established by the with Run Court Standards Failure to Keep $250 $300 $350 Established by the Non-Sterilized Court Animal Indoors While Animal is in Period of Heat Use of a Leg Hold $100 $200 $300 Established by the or Foot Trap Court Failure to Comply $100 $100 $100 Established by the with an Order of Court an Animal Services Officer Failure to Provide $100 $150 $200 Established by the Identification to a Court Designated Officer Failure to Report $150 $250 $350 Established by the Animal Bite Court (#2010-41, s. 18. 2010, #2026-27, s. 49, 2026) ABSTRACT BYLAW NO. 2009-44 THE REGINA ANIMAL BYLAW, 2009 _____________________________________________ PURPOSE:

• The purpose of this Bylaw is to promote the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of people, animals and property in the City of Regina and to ensure the humane treatment of animals. This bylaw consolidates existing bylaws;
• makes a number of housekeeping amendments;
• amends the aspects dealing with dangerous animals so that the provisions accord with some recent court cases that the City has received;
• and prohibits the keeping of livestock in the City. ABSTRACT:
• The Regina Animal Bylaw, 2009 seeks to:
• 1)consolidate the City’s three animal bylaws for ease of reference;
• 2) make parts of the bylaw generally applicable to all domestic animals, not just cats and dogs;
• 3) revise the provisions dealing with dangerous dogs to conform to some of the recent court decisions relating to dangerous dog orders that the City has been involved with;
• 4) include housekeeping amendments to update the language of the bylaws (some of which were passed prior to the enactment of The Cities Act );
• and 5) include restrictions on keeping livestock within the City limits. STATUTORY AUTHORITY:
• Subsections 8(1), 8(2) and 8(3) of The Cities Act. MINISTER’S APPROVAL:
• N/A PUBLIC HEARING:
• N/A PUBLIC NOTICE:
• N/A REFERENCE:
• Report CPS09-10 from the June 17, 2009 meeting of the Community and Protective Services Committee 2 Bylaw No. 2009-44 AMENDS/REPEALS:
• Repeals Bylaw No. 10018, Bylaw No. 10117 and Bylaw 2002-115 CLASSIFICATION:
• Regulatory and Administrative INITIATING DIVISION:
• Community & Protective Services INITIATING DEPARTMENT:
• Licensing and Municipal Fines I:\Wordpro\BYLAWS\2009-44 the regina animal bylaw 2009.doc