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On Oct. 26, a provincial court judge fined a dog owner $10,000 because the dog had been involved in 'multiple attacks in the community,' according to the City of Edmonton.
The Animal Care and Control Centre won't be accepting surrenders of healthy dogs for the time being, the City of Edmonton said Tuesday.
SCARS said it fears it won’t be able to care for pets in emergency situations, like one found near Lloydminster that had been shot in the legs and abandonded.
SCARS said it fears it won't be able to care for pets in emergency situations, like one found near Lloydminster that had been shot in the legs and abandonded.
The parks could become permanent based on the success of the six-month pilot and if feedback from users is positive, the city said.