Hudsons Hope approves revised animal control bylaw
Wendy Coombe reports Hudsons Hope council approved a revised animal control bylaw after cat owners raised concerns about public use of traps. The bylaw assigns placement and inspection to the animal control officer, extends holding time to 72 hours, posts animal descriptions at the Pound, runs April 1 to October 31, and sets pound fees of 50 for cats and escalating dog fines from 125 to 300 for repeat offences.
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Wendy Coombe
Hudson’s Hope
Council
Animal Control Officer
Evelyn Quibell
Val Roberts
Reward Offered for Dumpster Fire Vandalism
Tracy Wrafter announces a $1000 award for information leading to conviction in the second arson of the Peoples Drug Mart dumpster. The damaged $475 municipal asset narrowly avoided broader damage to nearby telephone lines, with names kept confidential.
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Tracy Wrafter
Peoples Drug Mart
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