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- The Fernie Pets Society is a volunteer run charity dedicated to animal welfare and creating a pet-friendly and safe environment.
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The Fernie Pets Society is a volunteer run charity dedicated to animal welfare and creating a pet-friendly and safe environment. Established in 2008, the Society provides assistance with with lost & found pets, offers a subsidized spay and neuter program for cats, veterinary care for injured animals and is building a fenced off-leash dog park ...
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Our Projects. Railyard Dog Park. The Pet Society provides an...
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It is commonly thought by many dog owners that municipal dog...
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Our Projects. Railyard Dog Park. The Pet Society provides an annual report to the City of Fernie, detailing all activities and proposed projects with respect to the Park. Read the 2022 Report. A survey in March 2023 asked respondents to rate several proposed projects to enhance the Railyard Dog Park for both people and dogs.
Established in 2008, the Society provides assistance with lost & found pets, offers a subsidized spay and neuter program for cats, veterinary care for injured animals and is building a fenced off-leash dog park and accessible trail system.
It is commonly thought by many dog owners that municipal dog licenses are “a waste of money”, or “just another cash grab”. However, have you ever really thought about what that money goes towards? Why municipalities mandate that our pets are licensed? Or what happens if your pet runs away?
- Courteous Pet Ownership
- Licensing Your Dog
- Dog Off-Leash Parks
- Dog Restricted Areas
- Responsible Pet Ownership
- Animal Welfare Regulations
- Aggressive, Vicious, and Dangerous Dogs
- Report A Lost Dog Or Dog Off-Leash
The City of Fernie is promoting our NEW modernized Animal Responsibility Bylaw No. 2436, 2021 that was adopted June 14th, 2021. The NEW Bylaw promotes responsible, courteous pet ownership and behaviours. The Bylaw was based on the BC SPCA’s model bylaws and has a tiered, progressive approach towards aggressive, vicious, and dangerous dogs. The Byla...
Licensing your dog with the City helps us return your lost dog faster! Should your dog happen to get out, if the dog is wearing a collar with a CoF dog tag, Bylaw Services can quickly reunite the dog with the owner and help get them home safely. To apply for a license, fill out the Dog License Application form and submit it to City Hall along with ...
The Off-Leash Railyard Dog Park is located at: 95 Ridgemont Avenue NEW regulations as a part of the New Animal Responsibility Bylawinclude rules for the Off-Leash Dog Park: 1. Carry a leash 2. Always keep the dog in view 3. Keep the dog under control 4. Immediately leash the dog if he or she is demonstrating aggressive behaviour 5. Remove the dog’s...
There are certain areas in Fernie where dogs are not permitted, whether on leash or not. Dogs are not allowed to be in the following restricted areas: a. Rotary Park b. The grounds of all schools c. Ridgemont Park
The associated fines and penalties for the bylaw regulations have been increased to encourage responsible, accountable, pet ownership so all members of the community can feel safe. Fernie has lots to offer throughout the trails, parks, and shared spaces of our beloved mountain town, but not everyone is comfortable with dogs, want to be approached, ...
The NEW Animal Responsibility Bylaw has improved rules and regulations in place that help better protect the animals of our community. Ensuring pets have proper basic care provided, outdoor shelter standards, are only tethered for a maximum of one (1) hour, have adequate ventilation when confined, and are being transported properly in a motor vehic...
A dog’s behaviour is the responsibility of the owner! Every Owner shall ensure that their dog does not: 1. Display aggressive behaviour 2. Cause a minor injury towards a person or domestic animal 3. Cause a serious injury towards a person or domestic animal The Animal Responsibility Bylaw No. 2436, 2021has new regulations, requirements, and fines a...
Contact Bylaw Services immediately to report a lost dog or a dog off-leash wandering with no owner. Please leave a voicemail, as Bylaw Services typically has 7 day/week coverage and will respond to Dogs at Large if you leave a description of the dog, the last seen location, and contact information. Bylaw Services (250) 423-2244 bylawservices@fernie...
Jul 22, 2015 · The Fernie Pets Society in a community organization that manages the Fernie Railyard Dog Park and the Elk Valley Spay & Neuter Incentive Program (SNIP).
May 24, 2023 · The City of Fernie recently unanimously approved the 2023 Railyard Dog Park plan laid out by the Fernie Pets Society (FPS) to help the city enjoy fewer human-animal conflicts.
