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ORDINANCES


Santa Barbara County
NEW! An ordinance amending Santa Barbara County code

Chapter 7 - Animals and Fowl

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Kern County

Animal Ordinance Go to Title 7 - Click Here



Los Angeles County

In 2006, the County of Los Angeles, despite lack of support and budget for enforcement, passed a mandatory microchipping and sterilization of dogs.  This ordinance preceded the failed CA AB1634 bill (2008) which would have mandated a statewide sterilization of dogs over age of 4 months. The ordinance may be read here.

Click Here to download Zoning Department Staff Report on Puppy Mills

Ordinance Amendments 9/23/09: There are new fee structures and changes in words and definitions
Click Here for the Ordinance Amendments, letters to the Board of Supervisors and County Analysis and Click Here for the fee Structure

LAAS Shelter Trak Stats


Riverside County

Riverside County Animal Ordinances - Click Here

Click Here to Learn about Problems with Riverside County Ordinance 630.12 Mandating Microchipping/Forced Sterilization of Dogs and Cats

Click Here to see the Final Version of the Ordinance

CLICK Here FOR THE FILING MOTIONS

Mandatory Spay/Neuter, Microchip Ordinance Title 6 Click Here


San Bernardino County

San Bernardino County County Animal Ordinances - Click Here

Spay/Neuter Bull-type Dogs,Staffordshire, American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier or any mixes - Click Here For Brochure


Orange County

Orange County Barking Dog Ordinance - Click Here

CITIES

Los Angeles

After the defeat of  2008 CA AB1634,   (mandatory sterilization of most dogs and cats) in the California State Legislature, the City of Los Angeles passed a Mandatory Sterilization Ordinance for all dogs over the age of 4 months with a few exceptions. The ordinance may be read Here.

  • Click Here for L.A. City-Administrative Citation Program
  • Click Here for L.A. City-Proposed Fees
  • Click Here for L.A. City-Motion to Increase Pet Limits
  • Click Here for L.A. City-L.A. Transfer Permit Proposal
  • Click Here for L.A. City-Kennel Permit Standards



The City of Lancaster City Council

Ordinance
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The City of Beaumont
Ordinance  Beaumont makes spaying, neutering mandatory

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The City of Riverside

Riverside City Ordinance - addition of Chapter 8.21 Regarding Residential Kennels and Residential catteries. Pet Limits, Proposed Ordinance June, 2010. Click Here to Read.

Riverside City Ordinance - Ordinances updated on June 22, 2010. Read this for information on Dog Licenses. Click Here to Read.

Riverside City Ordinance - Ordinances updated on June 22, 2010. Read this for information on Rabies Certificates required. Click Here to Read.

Riverside City Ordinance - finalized ordinance on the s/n, microchip. Click Here to Read.

  
 
 

 

PETA on targeting children: "Everything we do is based at adults." Ingrid Newkirk, PETA President on CNN, March 21, 2002

Versus: 

"Our campaigns are always geared towards children and they always will be." Dan Matthews, PETA Vice President, on FOX News, Dec 19, 2003 

 
 

What does it mean to be involved?

When negative legislation is proposed or adopted, it affects and alters the time and energy devoted to positive events as efforts are diverted to protecting our freedoms and those of our animals. It is extremely important to halt the negative influences of animal rights organizations so that energy can be devoted to all the beneficial effects that our animals can bring, such as having events that promote responsible dog ownership, etc. like showing our communities the countless types of work that our dogs are capable of doing.

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