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SP T'RIVEE
BYLAWNO. 992
A BYLAWOF THE TOWN OF SPIRIT RIVERTO LICENSEAND CONTROL DOGS, CATSAND OTHER
ANIMALSWITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITSOF THETOWN OF SPIRIT RIVER,ALBERTA.
Whereas, the Municipal Government
Act, R.S.A. 2000 c M--26of Alberta, authorizes a Municipality to
pass Bylaws respecting
the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection
of people and
property
and respecting domestic animals and activities relating to them; and
Whereas,
the Municipal Government
Act, R.S.A. 2000 c M--26,authorizes
a Municipality to pass a
Bylaw regulating, licensing and controlling Dogs, Cats and other Animals.
NOW THEREFORE,the Council of the Town of Spirit River, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled
enacts
as follows:
1.
This bylaw may be cited as the "AnimalControl Bylaw".
2.
DEFINITIONS
a.
"Animal" shall mean any domestic animal or small household pet including exotic pets,
and shall not include domestic or wild Birds, Wildlife, or Livestock.
b.
"Animal Control Of?cer" means a person appointed
by the Council of the Town of Spirit
River to enforce the provisions of this bylaw.
c.
"Animal License" means an identification tag, issued after paying a licensing fee, by the
Town of Spirit River showing the license number for a speci?c dog or cat intended to be
worn on a collar attached to the dog or cat's neck.
d.
"Assistance Dog" means any professionally trained
Dog, including a guide, hearing,
or
service dog that works in partnership with a person to increase
his or her independence,
safety and mobility.
e.
"Attack" means an assault resulting in bleeding, bone breakage, sprains, abrasions, serious
bruising, or multiple injuries.
f.
"Barking" means howling, whining, whimpering, crying, baying, or barking.
g.
"Bite" means a wound to the skin causing it to bruise, puncture,
or break.
h.
"Dangerous Dog" means any dog that has been declared by the Animal Control Of?cer to
be dangerous
pursuant
to this bylaw.
i.
"Day" means a continuous period of twenty--four (24) hours.
j.
"Impound" means to lodge an Animal at as designated Pound within the Town.
k.
"Livestock" shall mean:
i.
Any bovine, equine, porcine, or ruminant
animal, or
ii.
Save as hereinafter
speci?ed,
any pigeons,
rabbits, chickens, turkeys,
goose,
guinea, fowl, or poultry of any kind unless such birds or poultry are part of any
Urban Hen policy or bylaw which is established with the approval ofTown Council.
|.
"Muzzle" means a device of sufficient strength
placed over an Animals mouth to prevent
biting.
m. "Neutered Animal"means a maleAnimalcerti?ed by a licensedveterinarian to be sexually
sterile.
n.
"Owner" means the Owner of an Animal which includes any person or group of people:
i.
named as Owner on an Animal License application;
ii.
in possession
or control ofan Animal; or
iii.
in possession
or control of the property
where an Animal appears
to reside, either
temporary
or permanently
iv.
who claims and receives an Animal from the custody of the Pound.
o.
"Permitted Leash" means a leash that is less than two (2) meters
in length made of
material capable of restraining the Animal on which it is being used.
p.
"Playground" means
any part of a Park and Recreation Area on which children's play
apparatus
is located, and includes the part of such area within twenty (20) meters of any
piece of such apparatus.
q.
"Posted Area" means an area posted with a sign which prohibits dogs from being in that
area.
r.
"Pound" means the premises
designated by the Town for the purpose of impounding and
caring for dogs, cats and other animals regulated under this bylaw.
5.
"Running at Large" means an Animal which is off the premises of its Owner and is not on
a leash or other immediate continuous control of some competent
person.
t.
"Service Dog" means an RCMPService dog, or any other mobility aid or assistance dog.
u.
"Spayed" means a female Animal certi?ed by a licensed veterinarian to be sexually sterile.
v,
"Town" means the Town of Spirit River.
w.
"Unlicensed Animal" means any Animal for which a License has not been obtained as
provided for under this bylaw, or to which the tag provided for in the said bylaw is not
attached.
x.
"Violation Tag" means a municipal notice issued by the Town pursuant
to the authority of
Section 7 of the Municipal GovernmentAct
for the purpose of providing a person with an
opportunity
to acknowledge the contravention
of a Bylaw and to pay a penalty directly to
the Town, in order to avoid prosecution for the contravention.
y.
"Violation Ticket" means a ticket issued under Part 2 and Part 3 of the Provincial O?'ences
Procedure Act, R.S.A. 2000, c.P-34 as amended or repealed and replaced from time to
time.
3.
ANIMALLICENSING
a.
No person shall own or keep any Animal over the age of six (6) months within the Town
unless such Animal is licensed in accordance with this bylaw.
b.
The Owner of an Animal License must be at least eighteen
(18) years of age.
c.
Every person residing within the jurisdiction of the Town who is the Owner of a dog or cat
over the age of six (6) months shall obtain, on an annual basis, a license for that dog or
cat by:
i.
paying the license fee, as set out in Schedule "A";and
ii.
submitting
a completed application on the form approved by Council (Schedule
"C").
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cl. Upon receipt of the license fee and the completed
application form, the application
may
be approved
and the owner will be issued a license pursuant
to this bylaw, and provided
with a License Tag having a unique number.
e.
The Owner of an Animal shall ensure that the Animal wears the current AnimalTag issued
for the Animal. The Animal Tag must be securely attached to the Animal.
.No person
is entitled
to a refund, rebate
or prorating
for any license fee-
g.
Every license shall expire on December 31Stin the year in which it was issued.
h.
An Animal shall not
be licensed as a neutered/spayed
Animal unless the applicant
procedures a cer??cate acceptable
to the Town certifying that such Animal is sterile.
i.
An Animal License and an Animal Tag is speci?c to an individual Animal and may not be
transferred to another Animal.
j.
Ifan Animal Tag is lost, it is the responsibility of the owner to notify the Town and obtain
a new Animal Tag for a replacement
fee of set out in Schedule "A"of this Bylaw.
4.
KEEPINGOF ANIMALS
a.
No more than two (2) dogs and two (2) cats shall be harboured or permitted to remain
upon any land, in any house, room or place, building, or premises within the Town unless:
i.
The premises
are temporarily
being used for the purposes
of a dog or cat show;
ii.
Persons desiring to keep more than the number of Animals allowed In this Bylaw
shall be considered owners of a business and shall be required to obtain a parcel
of [and outside of the residential area and approval by the Town for the boarding
and harbouring of such Animals and shall be liable for the licensing of same.
b.
Notwithstanding
section 4.a. a person may harbor more than two (2) dogs or two (2) cats,
where those dogs or cats are in excess of the maximum are under three (3) months of age,
and are the progeny of a licensed dog or cat resident in the same premises.
5.
EXCESSIVEBARKING
a.
The Owner or any person having care or control of a dog, shall ensure it does not bark in
a manner that is reasonably likely to annoy or disturb the peace or quality of life for others.
b.
In determining
whether
barking is reasonably
likely to annoy or disturb the peace
or
quality of life of others, consideration may be given to, but' Is not limited to:
i.
proximity of the property
where the dog resides,
ii.
duration of the Barking;
iii.
time of clayand day of the week;
iv.
nature and use of the surrounding area.
6. DEFECATION/URINATION
a.
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal, shall forthwith remove any
defecation left by it on public or private
property
other than that of the Owner.
b.
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal, shall ensure that defecation
left by it on the property
of the Owner does not accumulate to such an extent that it is
reasonably
likelyto annoy or pose a health risk to others.
c.
The Owner or any other person having care or control on an Animal, shall do their best to
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ensure that the animal does not urinate on private property
other than that of the Owner.
7.
RUNNINGAT LARGE
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal shall permit or allow it to
run at large within the Town.
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal shall permit any animal to
be on any street
or other public space unless the Animal is under full custody and control
of a competent
person by means of a leash.
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal shall permit or allow any
unattended Animal to be tied to any object when off the property
of the Owner.
The Owner or any person having care or control of any Animal shall permit or allow it to
be in a vehicle in a manner
in which it may come into physical contact
with any other
animal or person passing the vehicle.
The Owner or any person having care or control of any Animal shall permit or allow it to
trespass
on private property
whether on or off a leash.
An Owner of an Animal that damages public or private property
is guilty of an offense.
The Owner of an Animal is guilty of an offence ifthat Animal:
i.
Bites, chases or attacks any other Animal or human;
ii.
Killsany other Animal;
iii.
Chases a motor vehicle; or
iv,
Creates the reasonable apprehension
of a threat to any other Animal or human.
In an event of a home-ordered quarantine,
the Owner of a quarantined Animal shall not
allow the Animal to run at large. For the purpose of this section, run at large shall mean
when a quarantined
Animal is left unsupervised
and unrestrained while outside the
dwelling house of the Owner.
8.
PLAYGROUNBS/POSTED
AREAS
a.
The Owner or any person having care or control of any Animal shall permit or allow it to
be on any school property,
Playground, or Posted Area.
9.
SCATTERINGGARBAGE
a.
The Owner or any person having care or control of an Animal shall ensure that the Animal
does not upset
any waste receptacle or scatter the contents
thereof either in or about a
street,
lane, or other public place, or in or about premises
not belonging to or in the
possession of the Owner of the Animal.
10. ANIMALSIN HEAT
Notwithstanding
subsections (b), an Owner of an Animal in heat shall, during the entire
period that such Animal is in heat, keep such Animal con?ned and housed in the residence
of the said Owner, on in a licensed Kennel.
Where an Animal in heat is con?ned and housed in the residence of its Owner, such
Animal shall be permitted outside the said residence for the sole purpose of permitting
such Animal to urinate or defecate on the property
of the residence of said Owner.
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11. THREATENlNGBEHAVIORS
a.
The Owner or any person having care or control ofan Animal shall ensure that such Animal
shall not:
i.
bite, bark at or chase clogs, livestock, Animals, bicycles, automobiles,
or other
vehicles.
ii. chase or otherwise threaten
a person.
iii.
cause damage to property
or other dogs or Animals.
iv.
do any act that injures a person, such as bite or attack.
v.
cause death to another Animal.
b.
An Animal Control Of?cer who has reasonable grounds to believe that an Animal has
bitten, may quarantine
the Animal for a period of ten (10) calendar days for the purposes
of determining or eliminating the threat of Rabies.
12. DANGEROUSDOGS
a.
An Animal Control Of?cer may declare a dog dangerous,
if the of?cer has reasonable
grounds to believe that, either through recorded personal observation or on the basis of
facts determined after an investigation of a complaint, the dog has:
i.
A known propensity,
tendency
or disposition
to attack, chase or bite without
provocation
other Animals or humans;
ii,
KilledanotherAnimal;
iii. Created the reasonable apprehension
of a threat to a human or any other Animal;
or
iv.
Been the subject of an order or direction of a Justice, pursuant
to the Dangerous
Dogs Act.
b.
Where an Animal Control Of?cer has deemed a dog to be dangerous the of?cer shall:
i.
Provide the Owner with a written
notice of the Animal Control Of?cer's decision
setting out:
1.
The basis upon which the decision was made;
2.
The obligations for control and restraint
to keep a Dangerous
Dog
provided under this bylaw in the Town ofSpirit River;
3.
Deadlines in which obligations must be met;
4.
The consequences
for failing to comply with the
Dangerous
Dog
provisions of this Bylaw, the Dangerous
Dog could be surrendered or
removed by the Town of Spirit River;
5.
Advise that the Owner may, within fourteen (14) days of the date of
the notice, request
in writing a review of the decision of the Animal
Control Of?cer.
c.
A request
for Council's review of the Animal Control Of?cer's decision shall:
i.
Be made in writing;
ii.
Set out the grounds on which the Owner is requesting the review;
iii.
Filed with the Town no later than fourteen
(14) days from the postage
date
stamped
on the notice declaring the dog to be dangerous.
d.
Council may conduct its review of the Animal Control Of?cer's decision through written
material provided by the of?cer and the Owner.
Nothing in this bylaw entitles an Owner
to an oral hearing.
13. KEEPINGDANGEROUSDOGS
a.
The Owner ofa Dangerous Dog shall take all necessary
steps to ensure that the Dangerous
Dog does not:
i.
Killany other Animal;
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ii.
Bite, chase or attack any other Animal or human; or
iii.
Create the reasonable apprehension
of a threat of any other Animal or human.
b.
When on the premises of its Owner, a Dangerous
Dog shall:
C.
i.
Be con?ned indoors; or
ii.
Be, if outdoors:
1.
Restrained by a Leash and controlled by a person of age 18 years or older;
or
2.
Con?ned with a securely enclosed and locked pen or other structure,
constructed and secured in such a fashion as to prevent the escape of the
Dangerous
Dog, and to
prevent
entry
into the
pen or accessto the
Dangerous Dog by children or other persons
not authorized by the Owner
to have access.
A securely enclosed, locked pen or other structure
as described in s. 11.b.ii.2 shall, at a
minimum:
i.
Have a secure bottom permanently
attached to its sides, or be constructed with
its sides embedded into the ground to a minimum of thirty (30) centimeters;
ii.
Be constructed
with a dimension of 6'x8', walls that are 6' in height, and roof
covering;
iii.
Be maintained in a clean and sanitary manner.
The Owner of a Dangerous
Dog shall post
signs warning
any person that there
is a
Dangerous Dog on the premises at allgated entrances
to the property
where a Dangerous
Dog is kept.
When a Dangerous
Dog is off the premise of the Owner, it shall at all times wear a secure
Muzzle and be constrained by a harness or collar connected to a leash and securely under
the control of a person of at least 18 years of age.
Every person residing within the jurisdiction of the Town who is the Owner ofa Dangerous
Dog shall obtain, on an annual basis, a license for that dog as set out in Schedule "A".
14. NEGLIGENCEANDABUSE
No person shall negligently or willfully open any gate, door or other opening in a fence,
enclosure or otherwise to release an Animal which has bee con?ned, thereby allowing
said Animal to run At--Largein the Town.
No person shall untie, loosen or otherwise
free an Animal which is not in distress unless
such person has the authorization of the Owner.
No person shall tease,
torment,
abuse or injure or neglect any Animal.
15. ANIMALCONTROLOPERATION
--- AUTHORITY
a.
An Animal Control Of?cer may seize and capture
or impound any Animal found Running
At Large in respect
of which he has reasonable grounds to believe an offense under this
bylaw is being or has been committed.
An Animal Control Of?cer may enter
onto
any land in pursuit of an Animal which is
Running at Large.
An Animal Control Of?cer may, in any case where the Owner of the Animal can be
identi?ed through the municipality's records, return
such Animal to it Owner where
practicable instead of impounding the Animal.
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d.
To assist in the seizure or capture
of an Animal Running at Large or loose, an authorized
Animal Control Of?cer may utilize live traps.
Said traps shall be used in a humane manner.
e.
An Animal Control Officer may use any humane method to capture
an Animal. Should the
Animal be hurt during capture
or attempted
capture,
neither the Town nor the Animal
Control Of?cer shall be held liable for such injury.
f.
An Animal Control Officer may delegate
his powers
to any person for the purpose
of
assisting the Animal Control Of?cer in the capture
of any Animal in contravention
of this
Bylaw. Any person delegated or assisting an Animal Control Of?cer shall not be held liable
as per subsection (d).
16. OWNER IDENTIFICATION
a.
An Owner
on any Animal found in violation of any provisions of this Bylaw shall, on
demand, produce forthwith suitable identi?cation to the Animal Control Of?cer.
b.
For the
purpose
of this Bylaw, suitable identi?cation shall mean
any document
or
documents,
or verbal communication,
verifying the name,
date of birth, and current
address of the Owner.
17. OBSTRUCTION
a.
No person shall:
i.
interfere with or attempt
to obstruct an Animal Control Of?cer who is attempting
to capture
an Animal which is subject
to being impounded
pursuant
to the
provisions
of this bylaw.
ii.
induce an Animal to enter
a house or other place where it may be safe from
capture
or otherwise assist an Animal to escape capture.
iii. unlock, unlatch, or otherwise open the Animal Control Of?cer's vehicle to allow or
to attempt
to allow any Animal to escape.
iv.
tamper
with, unlock, unlatch, or otherwise open a kennel, humane live trap, or
any other animal control equipment.
18. LIVESTOCK
a.
No person shall keep Livestock within the Town boundaries without the approval of Town
Council.
19. IMPOUNDMENT
a.
An Animal that is impounded
pursuant
to this Bylaw may be taken and held for a period
of seven (7) days. During this period, any healthy animal may be redeemed
by its Owner,
or agent of the Owner, upon payment
of:
i. The appropriate
license fee speci?ed in Schedule
"
" when a cat or dog is found
At Large not currently in possession
of a license issued pursuant
to this bylaw;
ii. The boarding fee specified in Schedule
" ";
iii. Any associated medical costs that may have been required.
b.
At the end of the seven
(7) day impoundment
period, the Animal shall become the
property
of the Town and if kept for less than fourteen (14) days shall be available for
adoption.
c.
On the 15thday, any Animal not claimed may be humanely
euthanized
or adopted
to a
person other than the Owner.
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d.
An Animal Control Of?cer shall seek veterinarytreatment
ofanyAnimal,
in orderto relieve
pain or bleeding if that animal is found to have been injured or, is injured during the
process of capture.
e.
If in the opinion of a licensed veterinarian,
an Animal impounded
pursuant
to the bylaw,
because of injuries sustained
or its medical health should be euthanized for humane
reasons,
an Animal Control Of?cer may authorize
that veterinarian
to euthanize the
Animal.
f.
No action
shall be taken
against
any
person,
including
an Animal Control
Of?cer,
employee,
agent or volunteer of the Pound acting under the authority of this bylaw, for
damages as a result of the destruction or other disposal of any Animal.
20. FlNESAND PENALTIES
a.
Any person who contravenes
the provisions of this Bylaw, or direction given by an Animal
Control Of?cer pursuant
to this Bylaw, is guilty of an offence and may be issued with a
Violation Tag.
b.
A Violation Tag may be issued to such person:
i.
Personally;
ii.
By registered
mail to the person at his or her last known post of?ce address; or
iii.
Byleaving it with a person apparently
over eighteen
(18) years of age at the place
of residency of the person to whom the Violation Tag is addressed.
c.
The Violation Tag issued pursuant
to this bylaw shall be in a form approved by Council and
shall state:
i. The name of the Owner to whom the Violation Tag is issued;
ii. The section number of the bylaw provision breached and a brief description of the
offence;
iii. The appropriate
speci?ed penalty for the offence as set out at Schedule "B"ofthis
bylaw;
iv.
That the penalty shall be paid within thirty (30) days of the issuance
of the
Violation Tag.
d.
Where a Violation Tag is issued pursuant
to this bylaw, the person
to whom the Violation
Tag is issued may, in lieu of being prosecuted for the offence, pay to the Town office the
penalty specified on the Violation Tag.
e.
Where a Violation Tag has been issued and the specified penalty not paid within the
speci?ed time, the Animal Control Of?cer is authorized to issue a Violation Ticket pursuant
to Part 2 of the Provincial Ojj'encesProcedure Act, to any person that the Animal Control
Of?cer has reasonable grounds to believe has contravened a provision of this bylaw.
f.
Notwithstanding
Section
23.d., an Animal Control Of?cer may immediately
issue a
Violation Ticket to any person whom the Animal Control Of?cer has reasonable grounds
to believe has contravened
any provision of this bylaw, regardless of whether a Violation
Tag has first been issued.
g.
When a clerk records the receipt of a voluntary
payment
pursuant
to Section Ba.
and
the Provincial O?'encesProcedure Act, the act of recording
receipt
of that
payment
constitutes
acceptance
of the guilty plea and also constitutes
the conviction and the
imposition of a ?ne in the amount of the speci?ed penalty.
h.
Notwithstanding
Section Ba.
and 23.b. above, an Animal Control Of?cer may issue a
Violation Ticket without listing a speci?ed penalty, and require that the person charged
makes a mandatory
court appearance.
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21. EXEMPTIONS
a.
This Bylaw does not apply to a Service Dog or Assistance
Dog while it is in active service.
22. SEVERABILITY
a.
Each section
of this Bylaw shall be read and constructed
as being separate
and servable
from each other Section.
Furthermore, should any Section or Part of this Bylaw be found
to have been improperly enacted for any reason, then such Section
or Part shall be
regarded as being severable from the rest of the Bylaw and the Bylawremaining after such
severance
shall be effective and enforceable
23. RESCINDBYLAW
a.
Bylaw 930 is hereby repealed
upon the third and ?nal reading of this bylaw.
24. EFFECTIVEDATE
This Bylaw shall come into full force and effect on the third and ?nal reading.
READA FIRSTTIME ON THIS5 DAYOF SEPTEMBER 2023
READA SECONDTIME ON THIS§ DAYOF SEPTEMBER 2023
READA THIRDAND FINALTIMETHISE DAYOF SEPTEMBER 2023.
Mayor
Chief Administrative 0
'cer
Tammy Yaremko
Steve Jack
ATTACHMENTS:
Schedule 3'
" Fees
Schedule "B"Speci?ed Penalties
Schedule "C" Animal Licensing Fee
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Page 9 of 12
Schedule "A"
FEES
Section
Description
Amount
3.b.i
Yearly Dog/Cat License
$30.00
Yearly Dog/Cat License (Spayed/Neutered)
$2000
3.i
Replacement Tags
$3.00
13.f
Dangerous Dog License
$500.00
l4.d
Cat Trap Deposit/ Rental
$10.00
l8.a.ii
Boarding Fees
$10.00/day
18.a.iii
Medical Fees
As incurred
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Schedule "B"
SPECIFIEDPENALTIES
Section
Description
Amount
3.a.
Failto obtain valid dog license
$50.00
3.b.
Failto obtain valid cat license
$30.00
3.d.
Failto ensure license tag is worn by dog
$50.00
3.d.
Failto ensure license tag is worn by cat
$15.00
4.
Keep more than the maximum number of animals allowed
$200.00
5.
AllowAnimal to bark/howlexcessively or otherwise disturb quiet
First offense
$50.00
Second offense
$100.00
Third offense
$200.00
Fourth and subsequent offense, within 1 year period, no less
$400.00
6.a.
Failto Immediately remove Animal defecation from public/private
$50.00
property
6.b.
Failto keep residence/grounds
clean/5anitary/inoffensive
First offense
$50.00
Second offense
$125.00
Third offense
$300.00
Fourth and subsequent
offense, within 1 year period, no less
$500.00
7.
Allow dog/other
animal to run at large
First offense
$50.00
Second offense
$125.00
Third offense
$300.00
Fourth and subsequent
offense, within 1 year period, no less
$500.00
7.f.
Allow animal to damage public/private property
First offense
$50.00
Second offense
$125.00
Third offense
$300.00
Fourth and subsequent
offense, within 1 year period, no less
$500.00
7.g.i.
Allow animal to chase/threatena person or other animal
$200.00
7.g.i.
Allow animal to bite/attacka person or other animal
$1,000.00
7.g.ii.
Allow animal to killanother animal
$1,000.00
7.g.iii.
Allowanimal to chase motor vehicle
$200.00
12.a.i.
Dangerous
Dog killsanother animal
$1,500.00
12.a.ii.
Dangerous Dog bite/chase/attackperson or animal
$1,000.00
12.b.i.
Failto con?ne Dangerous Dog when on the owner's premises
$300.00
12.b.ii.1.
Failto confine Dangerous Dog by leash and controlled by person of 18
$300.00
years
12.b.ii.2.
Fallto con?ne Dangerous
Dog In securely enclosed locked pen or
$300.00
structure
12.d.
Failto attach appropriate
signage warning of Dangerous
Dog
$300.00
12.e.
Failto muzzle or otherWIse secure Dangerous Dog when off the premises
$300.00
of the owner.
16.
Interfere with, impeding or hindering an Animal Control Officer
$500.00
17.
Have livestock in Town boundaries
$100.00
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Schedule "C"
Animal License Form
Town of Spirit River
Box 130
Spirit River, Alberta
TOHSGD
Phone: (780) 864-3998
Fax: (780)864-3433
www.townofspiritriver.ca
SPIRIT RIVER
EST.1916
Animal License
Applicant's Information
ApplicantsName:
Application Date:
MailingAddress:
Civic Address:
Phone (Primary):
Phone (Secondary):
Animal Information
Animal'sName:
Gender:
Male
Female
Animal's Breed:
Species:
Dog
Cat
Color/Marking:
Vaccinated:
Yes
No
Spayed
Neutered
License Number:
License Fee:
Applicant Signature:
For Of?ce Use Only
CR#:
RENEWAL
NEW
Payment:
Cash
Debit
Cheque
Please bring this completed form to the Town of Spirit River to obtain an AnimalLicense.
Town of Spirit River - Bylaw N0. 992
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