Sentences with phrase «running animal control law»
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There's good news for cat lovers: Orange County officials have decided to let felines in six cities loll freely in their owners» yards.The news is not so good for those worried about stray dogs running in streets, raccoons rooting through trash or squirrels living in fireplaces.Animal control officials say they won't be patrolling or answering complaints in Winter Park, Maitland, Eatonville, Winter Garden, Edgewood and Ocoee unless those cities repeal their own animal control regulations and adopt the county's stricter law.
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A Winter Park woman charged with illegally letting her five cats loll in her front yard has been found not guilty in Orange County Court.County Judge George Sprinkel ruled that Feather, Mimi, Lale, Precious and Miss Kitty were acting properly Aug. 24 when county animal control officers cited the five felines for lying about on Elaine Gray's front lawn.The ruling Thursday brings freedom not only to Feather et al, but to pets throughout Winter Park and in other cities that — contrary to county law — allow animals to run freely on an owner's property.
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They have been trying to destroy animal control for a long time, either through infiltrating and running it according to their agendas, being on citizen animal control advisory boards to direct animal control for their own purposes, and also to dismantle and weaken laws and regulations and reduce the scope of animal control.
Breed neutral «dangerous dog» laws, «leash laws» that prohibit dogs from running loose off their owners» property, and «anti chaining» laws can control the behavior of individual dogs and individual owners and thereby help reduce the risk of harm to people and other animals.
A benefit of animal control programs run by health agencies is a more stable budget, since some of their responsibilities are required by state law.
An Animal Control Officer must view leash and scoop law violations for animals running at large in order to take immediate enforcement action.
The primary job of city and county animal control agencies is to enforce the state and local dog laws, including licensing, running - at - large, and nuisance ordinances.