Neighbors dogs are unfenced/unleashed and come onto my property regularly chasing my cat.
Yep. 6-23 Taking up stray dogs by citizens. Any person may take up and deliver to the animal control officer any animal at large on public...
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Yep. 6-23 Taking up stray dogs by citizens. Any person may take up and deliver to the animal control officer any animal at large on public...
No. See my first answer.
If the relatives don't want tne dog, take it to a rescue, or shelter and explain why you are left holding the bag.
Call animal control... that's what their job is.
No, critters break into crawl spaces. You, as homeowner, are responsible for fixing it, just like a broken pipe.
If you go to avvo.com they have information.
8 weeks is plenty of time to "investigate". Tell them to pay up or you will sue them. If they don't pay, file a small claims case.
I would say that there was no notification, hence no permission.
Call and ask the court clerk, hope they don't say, "begging for money in the central standard time zone."
Having as many as you can properly care for, plus one.