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TOWN OF UNITY
BYLAW NUMBER 1172-P-25
Being a Bylaw to License and Control Animals in the Town of Unity.
The Council of the Town of Unity in the Province of Saskatchewan enacts as follows:
PART 1 SHORT TITLE
1.
This bylaw may be cited as a bylaw to provide for the licensing, regulating,
controlling, and prohibiting of animals and the being at large of animals in the
Town of Unity.
PART II INTERPRETATION
1.
"CAO" shall mean the person appointed as Chief Administrative Officer by the
Council of the Town of Unity.
2.
"Cat" shall mean any cat, male or female over 5 weeks of age.
3.
"Council" shall mean the duly elected Council of the Town of Unity.
4.
"Dog" shall mean any dog, male or female over 10 weeks of age.
5.
"Animal Control Officer" shall mean the person appointed as Animal Control
Officer by the Council of the Town of Unity.
6.
"Peace Officer" shall mean a member of the RCMP, Bylaw Enforcement
Officer, Special Constable or other person duly authorized or appointed by
Council to preserve and maintain the public peace.
7.
"Running at Large" shall mean when the animal is beyond the boundaries of the
land occupied by the owner, possessor, or harbourer of the said animal and not:
a.
In direct and continuous charge of a person competent to control such a
animal, or
b. Securely confined within an enclosure, or
c.
Securely fastened so that it cannot roam at will.
8.
"Owner" includes:
a.
A person who keeps possesses or harbors an animal.
b.
The person responsible for the custody of a minor where the minor is
the owner of an animal.
But does not include:
c.
A veterinarian registered pursuant to the Veterinarian Act, 1987, which
is keeping or harboring an animal for the prevention, diagnosis or
treatment of a disease or of an injury to the animal.
d.
An urban municipality, the Saskatchewan Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, a local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals or a Humane Society operating pursuant to the Animal
Protection Act, with respect to an animal shelter or impoundment
facility operated by any of them.
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9.
"Dangerous Dog" means:
a.
Any dog that without provocation in a vicious or menacing manner,
chases or approaches a person or domestic animal in an apparent
attitude of attack.
b.
Any dog with a known propensity, tendency, or disposition to attack
without provocation, to cause injury or to otherwise threaten the safety
of persons or domestic animals.
c.
Any dog that, without provocation has bitten, inflicted injury, assaulted
or otherwise attacked a person or domestic animal.
d.
Any dog which is owned primarily or in part for the purpose of dog
fighting or is trained for fighting.
10.
"Exotic and/or Wild Animal" means those set out in Schedule "D"
11.
"Domestic Animal" means those set out in Schedule "D"
12.
"Excessive Noise" means Howling, Barking, Meowing, Yowling, Etc
PART III DOGS
1.
License:
a.
The license year for dog licenses shall be a one-time fee for a tag for
the lifetime of the Animal.
b.
Every owner of a dog shall obtain a license for the said dog from the
Town Office and failure to do so shall constitute an offense under this
bylaw. Such licenses shall not be transferable to any other dog.
c.
When applying for a license, the applicant shall provide the Town with
a description of the dog, the name, and address of the owner or keeper
of the dog, the breed, and sex of the dog, and any other relevant
information that may be required by the Town.
d.
A dog, which is used as a guide or Seeing Eye dog by a blind person,
shall be licensed, however the Town shall issue such a license without
payment of the prescribed license fee.
e.
The license fee for all dogs shall be as set out in Schedule "A: as
attached.
f.
The provisions of this section shall not apply to the dogs kept, in the
ordinary course of business by the proprietors of the following
premises:
i.
A veterinary hospital, clinic, boarding kennel, or grooming
parlor.
ii.
A public pound.
iii.
A shop whose business included the sale of pets and is
licensed as such.
iv.
A shelter operated by an association or society incorporated
for the purpose of the protection and humane treatment of
animals.
2.
When issuing a license for a dog, the Town shall provide the applicant with a
tag and a receipt for the license fee. The owner of such dog shall attach the tag
to a collar to be worn around the dog's neck at all times.
3.
The said tag shall be of such form and bear such lettering as may be determined
by the Town from time to time and shall have an inscribed registration number.
4.
When a dog license is lost the town may upon application from the owner
replace such a license at a cost as listed in Schedule "A".
5.
Any person who is in possession of any dog, or who harbors or who suffers any
dog to remain about his house or premises shall be deemed to be the owner or
keeper of such dog within the meaning of this bylaw.
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6.
At large:
a.
No owner of a dog shall permit his dog to run at large.
b.
When a dog is found running at large its owner shall be deemed to
have failed or refused to comply with the requirements of Subsection
6a herein.
7.
Impound:
a.
A peace officer may seize and impound any dog running at large.
b.
A peace officer may enter onto the land surrounding any building in
pursuit of any dog, which has been observed running at large.
c.
Any dog picked up shall be confined in a suitable location as may be
specified by Council from time to time.
d.
If an Animal Control Officer reasonably believes that a dog is ill or
injured, the Animal Control Officer shall report to a veterinarian of
choice and act upon his/her recommendations with respect to treatment
or possible immediate euthanasia. The owner, if known shall be
responsible for payment of all costs incurred by the town with respect
to any medical treatment received by the owner's dog pursuant to this
paragraph. The owner will be responsible whether or not the dog is
retrieved from the pound.
e.
Where a dog or cat is found to be running at large, the owner or
occupant of that property on which the animal is running at large may
make a written or verbal complaint to the Animal Control Officer.
8.
Subject to the provisions of Subsection 7c all dogs placed in the pound shall be
confined therein for a period up to 72 hours from the date of capture, during
which time the owner thereof shall have the right to reclaim the said dog upon
paying to the Town any outstanding tickets plus costs incurred in impounding
or keeping the said dog in the pound. The Town will provide a receipt, which is
to be presented to the pound.
9.
When a dog is impounded that is wearing a collar to which is attached a license
tag, the town or its representative shall immediately give notice, by posting a
description of the dog in public locations, such description shall state the
reasons for the notice, unless the said dog is claimed within 72 hours from the
date of the notice, the said dog shall be dealt with pursuant to the provisions of
this bylaw. If the owner is known, he /she will be contacted by telephone or in
person.
10.
Subject to Subsection 7c the town may dispose of a dog after expiration of the
72 hours as required in sections 8 and 9 herein by.
a. Euthanasia or,
b. By finding a new owner for said dog, subject to the new owner
obtaining a license for the dog, if the dog is to remain in the Town of
Unity. In the event that any dog is not sold within 24 hours after the
expiration of the said 72 hours it may be disposed of by euthanasia.
c. Notwithstanding subsection 10a and 10b the appointed animal pound or
Animal Control Agency will be given the opportunity to claim the dog
at the expiration of 72 hours for no cost, provided the owner has not
been located. If the owner has been located and does not wish to claim
the dog, the dog will be given to a Veterinary Clinic located within the
Town of Unity at no cost.
11.
If a complaint is made that a dog has bitten or attempted to bite a person, the
provision of The Municipalities Act as amended and regulations thereto shall
apply.
12.
No owner of a dog shall permit his dog to be or become a nuisance by barking
or howling to the annoyance or discomfort of any person.
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13.
A person who contravenes a provision of this bylaw or neglects or refuses to
comply therewith shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable upon
conviction to a fine of not more than $10,000.00 and costs, and in default of
payment, the person convicted may be imprisoned for a term of not more than
90 days, unless the fine or penalty or fine and license is paid.
14.
Notwithstanding section 13 herein, where a peace officer believes that a person
who has contravened this bylaw, hereto he may be personal service, serve or
cause to be served upon such a ticket as provided in this section.
a. The ticket shall be in a form similar to that provided in Schedule "B" of
this Bylaw and shall indicate thereon the amount of the penalty to be
paid pursuant to Schedule "C" of this bylaw.
b. Upon production of the ticket issued pursuant to Section 14 within 15
days from the date of service together with payment as indicated on the
ticket to the Town of Unity, the person to whom the ticket was issued
shall not be liable for prosecution for the contravention in respect of
which the ticket was given.
c. If payment is not received as provided in Section 14(b) hereof within
the time prescribed, a summons shall be issued to the person alleged to
have committed the offence and thereafter the provisions of this section
shall not apply with respect to that offence.
d. A person to whom a ticket is being issued pursuant to this section shall
furnish any peace officer, upon request with his/her name and address.
15.
Trapping dogs or cats at large by public citizens is not permitted in the Town of
Unity and is considered an offence. The appointed animal control agency/or
bylaw enforcer reserves the right to carry out humane trapping according to
acceptable standards.
a. Penalty for citizens trapping dogs or cats are as follows:
i. 1st offence
$50.00
ii. 2nd offence
$75.00
iii. 3rd offence
$110.00
16.
That council may by resolution enter into an agreement with any person or
organization for the purpose of participation in the enforcement of this bylaw or
for the purpose of providing pound keeping or dog catching services.
17.
Off-Leash Areas - Paw Park (Parcel C Plan #101296087 Extension 68 most
Northwesterly 1 acre. An owner of a dog is not required to have the dog on a
leash within the confines of the off-leash area.
18.
Prohibited Dogs - No owner of a dog that:
a.
has been declared dangerous
b.
is a female dog that is in heat.
shall permit the dog to be in an off-leash area at any time whether the dog is on
a leash or not.
19.
1) Nuisance Prohibited
a. No owner of a dog shall permit or allow the dog to become a nuisance to
other persons or animals in an off-leash area.
b. For the purposes of this subsection, the behavior of a dog which
constitutes a nuisance includes, but is not limited to, the following:
i.
running at such a distance from its owner so as to be
incapable of responding to voice or sight commands.
ii.
doing any act that injures a person or another animal.
iii.
chasing or otherwise threatening a person or another
animal.
iv.
biting, barking at, or chasing livestock, bicycles or motor
vehicles.
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v.
excessive barking or howling or otherwise disturbing any
person or other animal; or
vi.
causing damage to property.
c. In order to prevent a dog from becoming a nuisance in an off-leash area,
the owner of the dog shall:
i.
accompany the dog in the off-leash area at all times; and
ii.
carry a leash not exceeding two meters in length for the
dog.
d. In the event that a dog becomes a nuisance, the owner of the dog shall
immediately restrain the dog by placing the dog on a leash not
exceeding two meters in length and removing the dog from the off-leash
area.
e. Any owner of a dog who fails to immediately restrain and remove the
dog upon it becoming a nuisance, is guilty of an offence, and in such
event, an Animal Protection Officer, Pound Keeper or Peace Officer
may seize and impound the dog.
2) General Provisions Apply in Off-Leash Areas
Nothing in this Section shall release the owner of a dog from complying with
the general provisions of this Bylaw pertaining to licensing, displaying a valid
license tag or micro chipping and removal of defecation as set out in Section
1(b), Section 21, Schedule "A", including the corresponding penalties set out in
Schedule "C".
20.
Motorized Vehicles in Off-Leash Area
a. No person shall operate a motorized vehicle in any off-leash area.
b. For the purposes of Subsection, a, motorized vehicle means a vehicle
propelled or driven by any means other than by muscular power, and,
for greater certainty, includes cars, trucks, all-terrain vehicles,
snowmobiles, and motorcycles, but does not include a wheelchair or
other similar mobility device being operated by a person with a physical
disability.
c. Subsection (a) does not apply to Town maintenance vehicles.
PART IV LITTER CLEAN UP
21.
If a dog and/or cat defecates on any public or private property other than the
property of its owner, the owner of the dog and/or cat shall cause such
defecation to be removed immediately:
a. An owner or occupant of private property must not allow animal feces
to accumulate on the property so as to create a health hazard or
continuous foul/unpleasant odor.
b. If requested to do so by an Animal Control Officer or a public health
inspector, an owner or occupant of private property must remove all
animal feces from the property within 72 hours of the time the request is
made.
c. If a request under Subsection 21a is made to an occupant of private
property, a copy of the request shall also be sent by registered mail to
the owner of the property at the mailing address shown on the last
revised assessment roll of the Town.
d. The town may remove the feces from the property if:
i. The person to whom the request is made fails to remove the
feces within 72 hours; or
ii. After reasonable inquiry, the whereabouts of the owner or
occupant of the property cannot be determined.
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e. If the town carried out the work under Subsection 21d, the costs and
expenses incurred are a debt due to the town and the town may recover
the costs and expenses;
i. By action in a court of competent jurisdiction;
ii. In the same manner as municipal taxes; or
iii. By adding the costs and expenses to, and thereby they form part
of, the taxes on the land on which the work was done.
PART V CATS
License:
22.
The license year for cat licenses shall be a one-time fee for a tag for the lifetime
of the Animal.
23.
Every owner of a cat shall obtain a license for the said cat from the Town
Office and failure to do so shall constitute an offense under this bylaw. Such
licenses shall not be transferable to any other cat.
24.
When applying for a license, the applicant shall provide the Town with a
description of the cat, the name, and address of the owner or keeper of the cat,
descriptive colouring, gender of the cat, and any other relevant information that
may be required by the Town.
25.
The license fee for all cats shall be as set out in Schedule "A: as attached.
26.
The provisions of this section shall not apply to the cat kept, in the ordinary
course of business by the proprietors of the following premises:
a. A veterinary hospital, clinic, boarding kennel, or grooming parlor.
b. A public pound.
c. A shop whose business included the sale of pets and is licensed as such.
d. A shelter operated by an association or society incorporated for the
purpose of the protection and humane treatment of animals.
27.
When issuing a license for a cat, the Town shall provide the applicant with a tag
and a receipt for the license fee. The owner of such cat shall attach the tag to a
collar to be worn around the cat's neck at all times.
28.
The said tag shall be of such form and bear such lettering as may be determined
by the Town from time to time and shall have an inscribed registration number.
29.
When a cat license is lost the town may upon application from the owner
replace such a license at a cost as listed in Schedule "A".
30.
Any person who is in possession of any cat, or who harbors or who suffers any
cat to remain about his house or premises shall be deemed to be the owner or
keeper of such cat within the meaning of the bylaw.
31.
At large:
a. The owner of a cat that is at large is responsible to ensure the cat does
not adversely interfere with their neighbours property by urinating,
defecating or otherwise damaging any property other than that of the
owner's.
b. When a cat is found running at large, its owner shall be deemed to have
failed or refused to comply with the requirements of Section 31a herein.
c. Cats may be permitted where neighbors are in agreement and caregivers
are present to run at large for rodent control. Such cats are the property
of KC Rescue and can be identified by a tattoo in their left ear. These
cats have received their rabies vaccine and are sterilized.
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32.
Impound
a. A peace officer may seize and impound any cat running at large.
b. A peace officer may enter onto the land surrounding any building in
pursuit of any cat, which has been observed running at large.
c. Any cat picked up shall be confined in a suitable location as may be
specified by council from time to time.
d. If the Animal Control Officer reasonably believes that a cat is ill or
injured, the Animal Control Officer shall report to a veterinarian of
choice and act upon his/her recommendation with respect to treatment
or possible immediate euthanasia. The owner, if known, shall be
responsible for payment of all costs incurred by the town with respect to
any medical treatment received by the owner's cat pursuant to this
paragraph. The owner will be responsible whether or not the cat is
retrieved from the Pound.
e. Where a cat is found to be running at large, the owner or occupant of
that property on which the animal is running at large may make a
written complaint to the Animal Control Officer.
33.
Subject to the provisions of section 32c all cats placed in the pound shall be
confined therein for a period of up to 72 hours from the date of capture, during
which time the owner thereof shall have the right to reclaim the said cat upon
paying to the town any outstanding tickets plus costs incurred in impounding or
keeping the said cat in the pound. The town will provide a receipt, which is to
be presented to the pound.
34.
When a cat is impounded that is wearing a collar to which is attached a license
tag, the town or its representative shall immediately give notice, by posting a
description of the cat in at least 4 public places, such description shall state the
reasons for the notice, unless the said cat is claimed within 72 hours from the
date of the notice, the said cat shall be dealt with pursuant to the provisions of
this bylaw. If the owner is known, he/she shall be contacted by telephone or in
person.
35.
Subject to section 32c the town may dispose of a cat after expiration of the 72
hours as required in sections 33 and 34 herein by:
a. Euthanasia; or
b. By finding a new owner for said cat, subject to the new owner obtaining
a license for the cat, if the cat is to remain in the Town of Unity. In the
event that any cat is not sold within 24 hours after the expiration of the
said 72 hours, it may be disposed of by euthanasia;
c. Notwithstanding subsection 35a and 35b the appointed animal pound or
animal control agency will be given the opportunity to claim the cat at
the expiration of 72 hours for no cost provided the owner has not been
located. If the owner has been located and does not wish to claim the
cat, the cat will be given to the appointed animal pound or animal
control agency at no cost.
36.
No owner of a cat shall permit his cat to be or become a nuisance by meowing
or yowling to the annoyance or discomfort of any person.
37.
A person who contravenes a provision of this bylaw or neglects or refuses to
comply therewith shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be liable upon
conviction to a fine of not more than $10,000.00 and costs, and in default of
payment, the person convicted may be imprisoned for a term of not more than
90 days, unless the fine or penalty or fine and license is paid.
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38.
a. Notwithstanding section 37 herein where a peace officer believes that a
person has contravened this bylaw, hereto he may be personal service, serve
or cause to be served upon such a ticket as provided in this section.
b. The ticket shall be in a form similar to that provided in Schedule "B" of this
bylaw and shall indicate thereon the amount of the penalty to be paid pursuant
to Schedule "C" of this bylaw.
c. Upon production of the ticket issued pursuant to Section 38 within 7 days from
the date of service together with payment as indicated on the ticket to the Town
of Unity, the person to whom the ticket was issued shall not be liable for
prosecution for the contravention in respect of which the ticket was given.
d. If payment is not received as provided in Section 38c hereof within the time
prescribed, a summons shall be issued to the person alleged to have committed
the offence and thereafter the provisions of this section shall not apply with
respect to that offence.
e. A person to whom a ticket is being issued pursuant to this section shall furnish
any peace officer, upon request with his name and address.
39. Trapping of cats at large by public citizens is not permitted in the Town of
Unity and is considered an offence. The appointed animal control agency/or
bylaw enforcer reserves the right to carry out humane trapping according to
acceptable standards.
a. Penalty for citizens trapping dogs or cats are as follows:
iv. 1st offence
$50.00
v. 2nd offence
$75.00
vi. 3rd offence
$110.00
40. That council may by resolution enter into an agreement with any person or
organization for the purpose of participation in the enforcement of this bylaw or
for the purpose of providing pound keeping or dog catching services.
PART VI LIMITS DOGS AND CATS
41. No person within the Town other than those identified in Part III Section 1(f)
shall harbor or keep more than two (2) dogs, over the age of four (4) months,
on any one property. If an owner fails or refuses to comply with the provisions
of this section, he/she shall be subject to the penalties as set out in Schedule
"C" attached hereto.
42. No person with the Town other than those identified in Part V; Section 26 shall
harbor or keep more two (2) cats, over the age of four (4) months, on any one
property. If an owner fails or refuses to comply with the provisions of this
section, he/she shall be subject to the penalties as set out in Schedule "C"
attached hereto.
PART VIII DOMESTIC, EXOTIC AND/OR WILD ANIMALS
43. All domestic, exotic and/or wild animals to be harbored in or on property within
the limits of the Town of Unity shall firstly be approved by resolution of
Council on an individual basis upon application of the owner.
44. All domestic, exotic and/or wild animals for which approval is obtained from
council shall be registered by the owner at the Town Office upon payment of
the registration fee set out in Schedule "A"
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45. Notice of all registrations of potentially dangerous exotic and/or wild animals
and domestic animals shall forthwith be provided in writing by the owner to
ALL of the following:
a. Unity Fire Department
b. Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Unity/Wilkie/Macklin
Detachments
c. Ambulance responders/providers for the Town of Unity
46. Domestic, exotic and/or wild animals shall be maintained in a humane manner
within the boundaries of the owner's property and shall not be at large.
47. All provisions of the Animal Bylaw currently in place shall apply to domestic,
exotic and/or wild animals excluding registration fees and penalties. These are
separate and unique from dog/cat registrations and penalties.
PART IX IMPLEMENTATION
1. This Bylaw shall come into effect on the date of final passage thereof.
2. Bylaw 1147-P-24 is hereby repealed.
3. Schedules "A", "B", "C", "D" and "E" referred to herein and attached hereto
shall form part of this Bylaw.
MAYOR
CAO
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BYLAW 1172-P-25
SCHEDULE "A"
LIFETIME LICENSE FEE FOR DOGS
1. For each male and female dog up to a limit of 2
$ 30.00
2. Lost tag replacement
$ 5.00
LIFETIME LICENSE FEE FOR CATS
1. For each male or female cat up to a limit of 2
$ 30.00
2. Lost tag replacement
$ 5.00
ANNUAL LICENSE FEES FOR DOMESTIC, EXOTIC AND/OR WILD
ANIMALS
1. Registration Fee per Animal per year
$100.00
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BYLAW 1172-P-25
SCHEDULE "B"
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BYLAW 1172-P-25
SCHEDULE "C"
PENALTIES:
First Offence
Part III
Section 1(b), Section 23
No License
$100.00
Section 6, Section 31 Running at Large
$100.00
Section 12, Section 36 Excessive Noise
$100.00
Section 21 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$100.00
Section 41 & 42 (Exceeding Limit of 2 dogs or 2 cats)
1. For each male or female dog over the limit Annually $150.00
2. For each male or female cat over the limit Annually $150.00
*Plus License fee if dog or cat is not licensed
Second Offence
Section 6, Section 31 Running at Large
$300.00
Section 12, Section 36 Excessive Noise
$300.00
Section 21 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$300.00
Third & Subsequent Offenses
Section 6, Section 31 Running at Large
$500.00
Section 12, Section 36 Excessive Noise
$500.00
Section 21 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$500.00
First Offence -Exotic and/or Wild Animals and Domestic Animals
Section 44 No Registration
$100.00
Section 47 Running at Large
$100.00
Section 47 Creating Excessive Noise
$100.00
Section 47 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$100.00
Second Offence - Exotic and/or Wild Animals and Domestic Animals
Section 44 No Registration
$300.00
Section 47 Running at Large
$300.00
Section 47 Creating Excessive Noise
$300.00
Section 47 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$300.00
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Third Offence & Subsequent Offences - Exotic and/or Wild Animals and
Domestic Animals
Section 44 No Registration
$500.00
Section 47 Running at Large
$500.00
Section 47 Creating Excessive Noise
$500.00
Section 47 Litter Cleanup/Urinating
$500.00
BYLAW 1172-P-25
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SCHEDULE "D"
DOMESTIC ANIMALS
- Cattle / horses / mules / donkeys / asses / oxen
- Chickens / turkeys
- Ducks / geese / guinea / pheasant / peacock / pigeons
- Pigs / hogs
- Sheep / goats
EXOTIC AND/OR WILD ANIMALS
- All Marsupials (such as Kangaroos and opossum)
- All Non - Human Primates (such as gorillas and monkeys)
- All Felids, except the domestic cat
- All Cnids, except the domestic dog
- All Viverrids (such as mongooses, civets and genets)
- All Mustelids (such as skunks, weasels, otters, badgers), except the domestic
ferret
- All Ursids (Bears)
- All Artiodactylus Ungulates, except domestic goats, sheep and cattle
- All Procyonids (such as raccoons, coatis and cacomistles)
- All Hyenas
- All Perissodactylus Ungulates, except the domestic horse, mule and ass
- All Elephants
- All Pinnipeds (such as seals, fur seals and walruses)
- All Snakes in the families of boas and pythons
- All Venomous Reptiles and Amphibians
- All Arachnids dangerous to humans (such as scorpions and tarantulas, except
tarantulas of the general Aphonopelma, Avicularia and Grammostola)
- All Ratite Birds (such as ostriches, rheas and cassowaries)
- All Diurnal and Nocturnal Raptors (such as eagles, hawks and owls)
- All Edentates (such as anteaters, sloths and armadillos)
- All Bats
- All Crocodilians (such as alligators, crocodiles and caimans)
***Note: Examples of animals of a particular prohibited group are given in
parentheses. They are examples only and shall not be construed as limiting the
generality of the group. ***
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BYLAW 1172-P-25
SCHEDULE "E"
APPLICATION TO KEEP, POSSESS OR HARBOR DOMESTIC, EXOTIC
AND/OR WILD ANIMALS
Name of Applicant:
____________________________________
Mailing and Civic Address: ____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
Phone Number:
____________________________
Email Address:
____________________________
Description of Animal (Please include pictures with this application):
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
I am aware that the annual fee to keep, possess or harbor a domestic, exotic and/or wild
animal is $100.00 per animal.
_________________________________
Signature of Applicant
_________________________________
Date