Winnipeg : Règlement no 92/2013, art. 38.3(a) — Responsible Pet Ownership By-law

feeding for the purpose of trapping;

• (b) the feeding of birds; or
• (c) feeding performed by animal rescue organizations, societies, zoos, researchers, universities or governmental agencies. Temperature restrictions on leaving animals in vehicles 38.5(1) No person may leave a dog, cat or other companion animal unattended in a vehicle

when the outside temperature is at or warmer than 22 degrees Celsius, or at or colder than -10 degrees Celsius. added 5/2022 38.5(2) The restriction in subsection (1) does not apply to a running vehicle with a working air-conditioning or heating system, as applicable to outside temperature, that is actively being used to maintain the internal temperate of the vehicle within the permitted range outlined in subsection (1). added 5/2022 38.5(3) A designated employee is authorized to remove any dog, cat or other companion animal that is left unattended in a vehicle in violation of this section by any means that the designated employee deems necessary. This removal is done at the expense of the owner. added 5/2022 By-law No. 92/2013 39 38.5(4) Any damage that may be done to a vehicle by the designated employee, in order to remove a dog, cat or other companion animal from a vehicle pursuant to this section, is at the sole cost and responsibility of the owner to repair. added 5/2022 Temperature restrictions on cycling with dogs tethered