Dogs and Cats Regulations
[13 January 1950]
(Format changes—E.R. 1 of 2018)
These regulations may be cited as the Dogs and Cats Regulations.
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)
No person shall slaughter any dog or cat for use as food whether for mankind or otherwise.
No person shall sell or use or permit the sale or use of the flesh of dogs and cats for food.
Any person who is found in possession of the carcass of any dog or cat or any part thereof in such circumstances as would reasonably give rise to a belief that such dog or cat was being or had been slaughtered or sold or used for food in breach of this regulation shall be guilty of an offence against paragraph (1) or (2), as the case may be, unless he is able to satisfy a magistrate that he has not in fact committed any breach of paragraph (1) or (2), as the case may be.
Any person who contravenes regulation 22(1) or (2) shall be liable to a fine at level 2 and to imprisonment for 6 months.
(G.N.A. 79 of 1951; L.N. 390 of 1981; 71 of 1992 s. 54; E.R. 4 of 2021)
(Repealed 71 of 1992 s. 54)