Sentences with phrase «cats running at large»

February, 2011 amendments (attached below) to the ordinance command animal control to impound cats running at large; animal control is not required to return the cat to his or her family but may do so if the owner's identity can be «readily» ascertained.

Looking for advice and assistance on changing the «cats running at large» ordinances in Bloomington and Normal, IL, to recognize managed free - roaming cat colonies and their caretakers as separate sitations; to not consider these caretakers, or colony managers, as «owners» thus exempting them from the usual fines.

A cat running at large creates safety issues for the public and for the cat.

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However, in response to complaints from citizens about numerous stray and feral cats, the Akron City Council passed an ordinance on March 25, 2002, prohibiting domestic cats from running at large.

In addition, it became the duty of Akron's Animal Control Wardens to «apprehend» and «impound» any cats «running at large.»

They blame the «irresponsible public» for these animals being at the shelter in the first place, the reality is that a large number of these dogs and cats are dying in shelters because we still have far too many incompetent, and even cruel, people running far too many (largely municipal) shelters.

«People who do... are in direct violation of the animal control ordinance... «Newcombe and his staff will issue summonses to people violating this ordinance in Buenaventura Lakes.Section 9 of the ordinance states that it is unlawful to allow an animal other than a cat to run at large on any private or public property.

In St. John's dogs and cats are prohibited from running at large.

Impounded cats and dogs are animals sheltered at the Animal Service Centre because they were running at large in their communities, a violation under the Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw.

A cat or dog running at large creates safety issues for the public and for the animal.

In contrast to these ordinances which sanction free - roaming cats, is that of the City of Ormond Beach, which states that «it shall be the duty of the animal control officer to apprehend any dog or cat found running at large and to impound such dog or cat.»

Likewise a Monroe County ordinance makes it unlawful for «any owner or keeper of an animal other than a domestic cat willfully or negligently to allow the animal to run at large on public property or on any private property of another without permission of the property owner.»