of 6-11-85; Ord. No, male and female goats can both have beards. of 6-11-85; Ord. Any person shall be in violation of this chapter who: (1) Transports an animal in a pickup or other open vehicle unless the animal is either: b. of 5-24-05). 2. c. An animal that is current on its vaccination and has bitten its owner, caretaker, or member of its family. February 28th, 2013. (a) Any person who takes, steals, or deliberately lures a cat, dog or other domestic animal off the property of the owner without permission of the owner, or who deliberately releases such animal from the property of the owner, without the permission of the owner, shall be in violation of this chapter. - Selling/giving away of animals; use of animals as prizes. Costsmeans confiscation costs on potentially dangerous dogs, dangerous dogs or vicious animals are set by the board of commissioners and shall be paid by the owner to Cobb County Animal Control. 10-67. - Rabies inoculation, tag requirement for dogs, cats and ferrets. The jurisdiction for enforcement of this chapter shall be in the unincorporated area of the county; however, the county may contract or enter into agreements with other municipalities to enforce this chapter for joint animal control services or for the provision of animal control services and for the separate or joint use of personnel, facilities and equipment for such services. of 6-11-85; Ord. Sec. Sec. If the enclosure is a pen or structure other than a fence, the pen or structure must have secure sides, top and bottom constructed or secured in such a manner to prevent the animal's escape, and be of a height and strength to maintain the animal within it. Foster homes must be affiliated with and controlled by licensed rescue groups and/or licensed animal shelters. (Ord. (3) Places an animal in the custody of a state licensed entity, such as but not limited to a veterinary clinic, grooming facility, boarding facility, or pet sitter for treatment, boarding, or other care, and fails to reclaim the animal by the agreed upon time. (d) Upon receipt for impoundment of any domesticated animal found to have any means of identification, the CCAC shall immediately make diligent efforts to ascertain the identity of the animal's owner. A surety bond in the amount specified by the State of Georgia and issued by a surety company authorized to transact business in this state payable to any persons injured by the dangerous dog. (f) Any dog or cat entering the county for the purpose of a temporary stay not exceeding 14 days shall be exempt from the rabies tag provision of this section, but shall be subject to all other provisions of this chapter. For the purposes of this chapter, condominium and apartment common property shall not be considered to be the premises of the animal owner. (3) Provide adequate space for the animal. No person shall, for the purpose of any exhibition/ occurrence of animal fighting, training for animal fighting, or training of animals to display aggressive behaviors: (1) Build, make, maintain, or keep a pit or other animal fighting arena or area, whether permanent or portable, on premises owned or occupied by him; (2) Allow a pit or other animal fighting arena or area whether permanent or portable, to be built, made, maintained, or kept on his premises; or. (5) That are wild animals or wildlife shall be taken to the animal shelter. of 11-9-93; Code 1977, 3-5-5; Ord. Gridmeans a manufactured type of wood, plastic, or wire flooring specifically designed to be used in an area where an animal is housed. (b) All dogs, cats and ferrets shall be vaccinated by four months of age and revaccinated as recommended by the current Compendium of Animal Rabies or a licensed veterinarian according to the type of vaccine and the duration of its effectiveness. Confinement by a rope, chain, tether, fenced yard or other area accessible by other animals or persons, other than the caretaker, is not considered confinement. (1) Any dog that, according to the records of the county, has without provocation either: a. (3) No animal that is in strict confinement shall be sterilized or undergo any other surgical procedure during the quarantine period unless the surgery is necessary for a life threatening medical condition or injury. (Ord. A female animal that is nursing offspring and that is current on her rabies vaccination. (2) Show animals are not required to wear a collar or rabies tag while being shown as required by this chapter provided that the owner/handler shall have the rabies tag in his possession where it may be shown upon demand of a representative of CCAC. - Vicious animals; possession of vicious animals. (2) Any impounded animal adopted from CCAC that was not spayed or neutered per the adoption agreement may immediately be reclaimed by CCAC, and the owner may not be permitted to reclaim said animal. 10-121.2. The following exceptions apply: (1) Any animal impounded as a result of cruelty, abuse, neglect, or any other reason defined by this chapter as inhumane treatment may be retained by CCAC until such time as the case is disposed of in a court competent to hear such matters. A dangerous dog shall be immediately confiscated by CCAC or by a law enforcement officer or by another person authorized by CCAC if: a. Under no conditions may dead animals be abandoned at any location, including but not limited to, in wells or open pits of any kind on private or public land. (1) Collects animals and fails to provide them with humane/adequate care; (2) Collects dead animals that are not properly disposed of as required by this chapter; or. of 10-24-89; Res. (3) Cooperation with animal welfare organizations. (Ord. (c) Cattle and livestock that are current on their rabies vaccinations bitten by a suspected or proven rabid animal shall be revaccinated immediately, confined, and observed for the period of time set by the State of Georgia. of 5-24-05). I also live in Haymarket. (b) No animal shall be used to train other animals to fight. Any dog that has been confiscated under the provisions of subsections (b), (c)(1) or (c)(2) of this section shall be returned to its owner upon the owner's compliance with the provisions of this chapter and upon payment of reasonable confiscation costs provided in this chapter. (3) If the animal cannot be sterilized as required due to disease, medical condition, or for other reasons as specified by a veterinarian, then signed verification from a licensed veterinarian shall be delivered to CCAC by the adopter and the animal shall be sterilized upon recovery or as soon as recommended by the veterinarian. b. 8084385: 12/31/2009 Vol. Channel 2 found a headless goat in the river, then another and another. Add dead goats to the list. of 6-11-85; Ord. 31-19-6. (2) A dog is not considered a potentially dangerous dog according to this chapter if: a. Garbage or spoiled/rancid food is not considered adequate food. (f) The changes provided in this section concerning membership will take effect post-by-post upon the expiration of the terms of the members of the animal control board presently serving on the date of the adoption of this revision of this chapter. of 9-23-80, 7, 8; Ord. (7) Carry out those duties as provided in the state dangerous dog control law, as amended, and hold hearings and determine matters provided therein and as amended. (6) Keeping a record of the number, description and disposition of all animals impounded or otherwise taken into custody, showing in detail in the case of each animal the following: a. (b) Upon being adjudicated guilty of or entering a guilty plea or nolo contendere plea to a charge made under this provision, the owner of the vicious animal, if allowed to maintain the animal will have to adhere to the following requirements for possessing a vicious animal: (1) The owner must possess a proper enclosure to confine the vicious animal; and. Sufficient coverage and insulation to protect an animal from extreme hot and cold temperatures; b. The specific regulations are in Section 44.0307 and can be found by downloading the following provision: Chapter 04, Article 04, Division 03, Animals. (b) Legal exhibitions include but are not limited to petting zoos, circuses, dog shows, individuals or groups displaying/marketing animals for adoption or sale, etc., unless otherwise prohibited in this chapter. A dwelling unit shall have at least 390 square feet of living building square footage (as determined and maintained in the records of the Cobb County Tax Assessor) per each adult occupant. Outside of 50 miles we charge mileage. (Ord. This week the county commission voted 3 to 2 to allow homeowners living on less than two acres to house hens on their property. Hello, a lot of time has passed since the comme t was made. of 5-24-05). 14-15. of 2-27-07; Ord of 4-25-17). (d) Any adopted animal not sterilized within the time specified may be reclaimed by CCAC. The certificate of registration must be renewed annually on the date the dog was declared a dangerous dog or potentially dangerous dog. (3) Build, make, maintain, or keep a pit or other animal fighting arena or area, whether permanent or portable, on public or private property. State law referenceLiability of owner or keeper of vicious or dangerous animal for injuries caused by animal. the goats must have direct access from the shed to an outdoor enclosure like a yard measuring at least 400 square feet. Any animal that has not received humane care, that has been subjected to cruelty in violation of sections 10-121 through 10-121.2 or 10-121.6, or that is used or intended for use in any violation of sections 10-121.3 through 121.5 shall be immediately impounded by CCAC. Animal millmeans an individual or entity that keeps and/or breeds animals in conditions where animals are frequently caged for extended periods of time, do not receive adequate care, and/or are not kept in an environment conducive to the health and well being of the animals. (b) Exception: An animal that is deserted when premises are temporarily vacated for the protection of human life during a disaster or emergency hospitalization shall not be regarded as abandoned under this article where the owner or custodian lacked sufficient time or resources to make reasonable arrangements for the adequate care and custody of the animal. Licensedmeans having a valid Georgia state license issued under the authority of the State of Georgia. c. Intentionally attacks physical property in an effort to cause harm to a human or other animal. The dog inflicts an injury upon a person when the dog is being used by a law enforcement officer executing official duties; b. If the owner is unwilling to euthanize the animal, the exposed animal must be placed in strict confinement/isolation for the period of time set by the State of Georgia and vaccinated one month prior to being released from isolation. Under special circumstances and with the approval of CCAC and the county health department, the owner may opt to keep the exposed animal under very strict confinement/isolation and close observation for the period of time set by the State of Georgia. In addition to the requirements of subsection (a) and (b) of this section, the owner of a dangerous dog shall present to the CCAC manager evidence of either: (1)Insurance. Primary enclosuremeans any structure or device used to restrict an animal to a limited amount of space, such as a fence, building, room, pen, run, cage, stall, paddock, or pasture, that provides adequate space and shelter. Before you get all doe eyed about the goats you want, you first need to determine if your city or town even allows goats in your zoning district. Sec. Ordinances and regulations can include terms such as agriculture,. Cobb County Animal Controlmeans the Cobb County Animal Control Unit and Shelter sometimes referred to in this chapter as "CCAC". The enclosure must also meet the specified height, size, and design requirements. Provoked attackmeans an attack resulting when a domestic animal is placed in a situation such that an expected reaction would be to bite or attack. Neglectmeans absence of adequate care that is unintentional. - Requirements for possessing dangerous or potentially dangerous dogs; registration; insurance; inspection. - Period of impoundment or confinement. 8, art. (f) All animals will be managed in accordance with the guidelines established in the most current edition of the Georgia Rabies Control Manual. Luremeans an animal used to bait/teach/encourage another animal to chase, fight or kill other animals. Feb 27, 2013 #2 T. TheGeekySheep Songster. Confining the animal in strict isolation is the responsibility of the animal owner and subject to unannounced inspections by CCAC. Renting a goat costs between $400 and $1,000 per acre. (b) Unvaccinated dogs, cats and ferrets that are bitten by a suspected or proven rabid animal should be humanely euthanized immediately. of 11-9-93; Code 1977, 3-5-25; Ord. Only one classified dog may occupy any premise which the dog is kept at any time. I just checked on the Cobb County Backyard Chickens Alliance page and it looks like the variance fee has been dropped to $150. Sheep and goats are prey animals; thus, very vulnerable to attacks by predators, such as dogs and coyotes. It shall be the continuing and sole duty of the owner to provide the CCAC manager an updated and effective policy; b. Foster homemeans a temporary home that cares for animals until they can be placed in a permanent home or returned to CCAC or its designee for adoption/disposal. h. Any other structure that is not safe or suitable for housing the species. If the animal is removed from a private residence, notice shall be left at the owner's residence advising the owner of the impoundment and reason for impoundment. 4-8-6. Board of healthmeans the Cobb County Board of Health, or its authorized representatives, which shall include officers or employees of CCAC. (3) Leaves an animal unrestrained or unattended in any parked open vehicle. b. (4) Used as bait to train/lure other animals to fight/kill. of 5-24-05). (2) The owner must post the premises with a vicious animal warning sign. (c)Confiscation of dangerous dogs and potentially dangerous dogs. of 5-24-05). (Ord. Tethermeans any chain, rope, leash, tie out or wire designed to restrain an animal which is attached to an animal's collar or halter and is also attached to a stationary object. Disposal of animal carcasses by either of the approved methods must be completed within 12 hours after the death or discovery of the carcass unless the carcass is properly refrigerated or frozen. The dog inflicts an injury upon a person when the dog is being used by a law enforcement officer in carrying out official duties; or. If the owner is unknown, the person striking or injuring the animal shall notify CCAC, the county police department, or any law enforcement agency. 10-121.4 - Animal fighting/training arenas/areas. (d) No person shall in any manner or for any reason encourage, instigate, promote, assist, exhibit, organize, sponsor, host or participate in an exhibition/demonstration of the following types of animals including but not limited to those animals that are: (1) Used or potentially used for fighting or training for fighting; (a) Animal owners, or persons who care for animals at the person's residence, must keep their property, including but not limited to their yards, porches, balconies, decks, and interior living spaces reasonably free of animal waste including feces and urine and the residue thereof. of 5-24-05). (2) Use any animal as bait or as a lure in training dogs for racing or other competitions. of 5-24-05). Charging a fee to do procedures on another person's animal or receiving compensation to render services can cost you. of 6-11-85; Ord. (1) Any animal which poses a physical threat to human beings or other animals by virtue of an attack that caused property damage and/or physical injury. Also known as mountain lions or pumas, cougars are known for their strength, agility, and awesome ability to jump. of 10-24-89; Code 1977, 3-5-9; Ord. (20) Otherwise treating any animal in a cruel or inhumane manner; (1) Licensed veterinarians who perform surgery or euthanasia and CCAC personnel who euthanize animals under the direction of the CCAC manager per the guidelines of the Georgia Veterinary Medical Association, Georgia Department of Agriculture and this chapter are not in violation of this chapter. (770) 590-5620 (Fax). It will take 5 to 7 days and 5 to 10 goats depending on alot of variables. It is important to note that corn should never be fed in excess or as a staple diet to goats. Unsanitary conditionsmeans animal living space including shelter and exercise area, contaminated by health hazards, irritants, items or conditions that endanger or pose a risk to an animal's health, including but not limited to: (5) Fumes, foul or noxious odors, contaminated air, hazardous chemicals or poisons; (7) Uncontrolled parasite or rodent infestation; and. (a)Certificate required. Unprovoked attackorwithout provocationmeans an attack that is not provoked as defined by this chapter. (2) An animal shall not be an "attacking or biting animal" within the meaning of this chapter if: a. Animals that are high-risk carriers of rabies such as foxes, raccoons, and skunks shall not be exhibited in petting zoos or any exhibition where they can come in contact with people. (a) The owner of any animal shall be in violation of this chapter if the animal engages in any activity or exhibits any behavior as defined a "vicious animal" by this chapter under section 10-1. Goat Behavior and Temperament. Within 30 days from the date of adoption for animals over the age of six months. (6) Supply to the board of commissioners semiannual reports as to any recommendations provided for in this section or at such other intervals or times as may be designated by the board of commissioners. Animalshall not include fish or any pests that might normally be exterminated or removed from a business, a residence or other structure. c. Outside of a proper enclosure in violation of section 10-11. It shall be unlawful for an owner to have or possess within this state a classified dog without a certificate of registration issued in accordance with the provisions of this Code section. (a) Nothing in this chapter shall be interpreted or applied so as to create any power or duty in conflict with the preemptive effect of any federal or state law. Sec. A second public hearing of Cobb County's 2020 Code Amendments was held today by the Board of Commissioners. (a) All periods specified in this section shall be deemed to commence at 12:01 a.m. of the day following the day of impoundment or confinement. It specifies requirements for raising dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, turkeys, horses, cows, goats, and sheep. 10-36. (a)Incorporation. Ask your local zoning board office or building inspector. (d) Members of the board of commissioners from districts 1, 2, 3 and 4 shall separately appoint posts 5, 3, 1, and 6 respectively (i.e., district commissioner 1 appoints post 5; district commissioner 2 appoints post 3; district commissioner 3 appoints post 1; district commissioner 4 appoints post 6.) of 5-24-05). (6) Causes serious annoyance to a neighboring residence and interferes with the reasonable use and enjoyment of that property. (770) 590-5614
- Entrapment of animals; methods, duration, access to food and water, etc. of 6-11-85; Ord. (b) As a condition precedent to adoption, all fees pursuant to section 10-37(a) shall be paid by the adopter. (a)Legislative authority. (7) Be ready/willing for combat and unyielding in combat. - Attacking or biting animals. (770) 499-4136
These two members shall serve at the pleasure of the appointing commissioners, and these members' terms shall begin with the announcement of their appointment at an open meeting and will conclude upon first of their appointing commissioner's leaving office for any reason. of 9-23-80, 20; Ord. CCAC and the public safety director and his designees are authorized and directed to enforce any such rabies control rules and regulations which may be promulgated by the board of health. b. (5) Housing animals at the animal shelter, or at any facility designated by CCAC to function or serve as an auxiliary shelter. Neglect (willful)means the intentional withholding of adequate food, water and humane care required by an animal to prevent starvation, dehydration, death, or other harmful/debilitating conditions. 4-11-5.1. Sec. Cobb County Animal Services
Inflicted severe injury on a human being on public or private property; or. Once in the custody of the animal shelter, the shelter shall hold and dispose of such animal in the same manner as though such animal had been running at large and impounded by officers of CCAC. - Interference with animal control officer. An animal within a fenced yard, on a chain, or otherwise in an area accessible in any way to other animals or persons other than the caretaker is not in a strictly confined area. Miniature goats are herding animals and need companionship. (1) It shall be unlawful for any person who owns or is caring for an animal which has died or has been killed to abandon the animal, its parts, or blood. The unit manager is hereby designated the responsibility of dog control officer, and shall carry out all duties provided for by the state dangerous dog control law for the county or any other local government pursuant to contract or agreement; and his duties shall include, but not be limited to the following: (1) Upon receiving a report of a dangerous dog or potentially dangerous dog, to make such investigation and inquiries as may be necessary to identify dangerous dogs and dangerous dog owners within the dog control officer's jurisdiction. The grids and area under the grids must be designed so that they can be cleaned and sanitized. Adequatemeans sufficient; commensurate; equally efficient; equal to what is required; suitable to the case or occasion; satisfactory. as amended. In addition, the animal control board may enact procedures for hearings on the state dangerous dog law. Water (adequate)means clean, fresh water sufficient to prevent dehydration, properly sustain health, and prevent significant risk to the animal's health. (a) Subject to the state dangerous dog control law and the provisions of this chapter relating to rabies control and the rules and regulations of the board of health and this chapter, any animal found running at large or otherwise engaged in any activity or existing in a condition prohibited by this chapter or by the state dangerous dog control law shall be taken and impounded at the animal shelter. (5) Study and recommend to the board of commissioners requirements for the treatment and maintenance of animals at the animal shelter. Ventilation (adequate)means fresh air sufficient to provide for the health of an animal. Rescue group (licensed)means any individual or entity that houses and cares for rescue animals until permanent homes can be located and that maintains all required federal, state and local licenses/registrations. Sec. of 6-11-85; Ord. Selling or giving away animals in front of or on private property or public property, other than the animal owner's property, without the owner's permission, is prohibited. (d) No person shall own, possess, keep, harbor, train, lend, borrow, or handle any dog, cat, bird/fowl, or other domestic, feral or wild animal with the intent that such animal shall be engaged in any animal fight/fight training, exhibition of animal fighting or being used as bait for fighting/aggressive animals. Restraint of animalmeans complete and immediate control of an animal by a physical device while under the direct supervision of a competent person. (e) All animals adopted from the animal shelter shall be neutered or spayed. of 9-23-80, 17; Ord. Animal control officermeans an individual authorized by local law or by the governing authority of the county or the covered municipality to carry out the duties imposed by this chapter. Animal control facility/sheltermeans those facilities designated by the board of commissioners for the housing and care of animals pursuant to this chapter. (3) The requirements of subsection (2) of this section shall not apply in the areas zoned for agricultural purposes where the owner of the dog is using the dog for hunting or working purposes and has the dog in his possession or control. of 5-24-05). Sec. Fighting animal/game animalmeans any animal that has aggressive parentage, or an animal bred and/or trained to: (2) Have no instinct to withdraw from a fight or to display signs of submission; (3) Fight to the point of complete exhaustion or death with minimal provocation; (4) Suppress the animal's instinct for self-preservation; (5) Inflict maximum damage to the animal's opponents; (6) Offer little or no indication that an attack is imminent; or. of 5-24-05). (c)Powers and duties of unit manager. State law referenceInoculation of dogs and cats against rabies, O.C.G.A. Such holding is at the discretion of the prosecuting attorney, and the animal may be released at the conclusion of the prosecution. If the enclosure is a fence, the fence must be high enough to keep the animal from climbing over and must be secured at the bottom to keep the animal from digging under. 10-12.2. Sheep and goats can be raised with very little grain, which is advantageous at a time when grain prices are on the rise. If the licensed veterinarian determines the animal is displaying symptoms of rabies and the symptoms cannot be attributed to any other illness or injury, the animal shall be humanely euthanized and CCAC shall be notified. It inflicts an injury upon a person when the animal is being used by a law enforcement officer to carry out the law enforcement officer's official duties. Sec. Notwithstanding the above, all members shall continue to serve until their replacements are appointed. of 5-24-05). (2) Appropriate burial or cremation of a dead animal as directed in this chapter. (b)Appointment of unit. Within the first six months of age for sexually immature animals. Due . However, a person may house the animal for five business days while attempting to locate and/or contact the owner. of 6-11-85; Ord. (e) No person shall train, assist, umpire/referee or in any way participate in the training of any animal to be used for animal fighting or used as bait or for animal fighting, or torment, badger or bait any animal for the purpose of fighting or blood sport training or any other such activity, the primary purpose of which is the training/conditioning of animals for aggressive or vicious behavior or animal fights or exhibitions of fighting animals.
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