City in Colorado Will Seize Residents’ Pets If They Violate Strict Animal Ownership Limits
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A Colorado municipality will soon authorize the seizure of cats and dogs from residents who exceed a new cap on animal ownership.
Denver7 reports that starting in August, the city of Northglenn, located roughly 40 minutes from Denver, will impose a strict rule prohibiting residents from keeping more than four animals in total.
This includes cats, dogs, or any combination thereof, with the total “not exceeding four.”
According to the city, the ordinance was passed by the council “at the request of residents and after extensive research and discussion.”
Officials say the decision follows complaints from community members about “excessive noise and waste caused by a high number of pets in some neighborhoods.”
Those who currently own more than the permitted number of animals have the option to apply for a “previously owned pet exception” prior to the law’s enforcement date.
If submitted in time, the exemption allows Northglenn residents to keep their “existing pets” and avoid having them confiscated by authorities.
The application requires pet owners to provide details, including the animal’s name, breed, sex, age, and the date it entered the household.
Failure to comply with the rule, including failure to report animals exceeding the new threshold, could result in “enforcement action,” which
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