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Learn how to protect your flock and identify signs your birds may be sick on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency website. There is no treatment for birds that become infected with the disease. Your backyard hens and pet birds could be at risk of catching the bird flu from wild birds which naturally carry influenza viruses. Avian Influenza is a contagious viral infection that can affect all species of birds (poultry, exotic and pet birds, and wild birds). The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza, subtype H5N1, in the southern region of Ontario. Avian flu confirmed present in southern Ontario

Tags for hope lost and found registration#

The cost is $26.27 and the registration must be renewed every year. In 2021 city council voted to allow backyard hens in Waterloo.

$68.58 for unsterilized dogs owned by senior citizens.

$46.08 for dogs owned by senior citizens.

Renewal between January 1 and September 30

$40.72 for unsterilized dogs owned by senior citizens.

Renewal before December 31 and new applications

As a bonus, those who renew online will receive a $20 voucher to Ren's Pets Depot by email.

We only accept credit card (online debit not accepted).

new and renewed dog licences come with a $20 voucher for Ren's Pets Depot.

early-bird rates apply to new/renewed licenses if received between October 1 and December 31.

issue permanent dog tags and require the dog owner to renew the same dog tag number by December 31 each year.

a dog must wear the tag on its collar at all times.all dogs older than 12 weeks must be licensed.Fees support animal control and leash-free dog parks. a dog locked in a hot vehicle - have the location, licence plate, make and model of the vehicle to locate and rescue the dogĭog licences help us reunite dog owners with lost pets.lack proper care, water, food or shelterĬontact the Waterloo Regional Police non-emergency line at 51 to report:.

are injured, in pain, sick, suffering or abused.dead wildlife on private property (pickup fees may apply)Ĭontact the Province of Ontario at 1-83 to report animals that:.dead wildlife on public property (no pickup fee).The keeping, feeding and treatment of animals is outlined in our animal control bylaw.Ĭontact the Humane Society at 51 to report: Use this page to report an issue, buy a dog licence, register a backyard hen, or learn more about animal and pet rules. Parking administrative monetary penalty system bylaw.