The Village de Memramcook's Council knows how important it is to safeguard the security of its residents and to contribute to bettering their quality of life. The Council is asking for your help in accomplishing this. It is asking that you manage your dogs so that our neighborhoods are safe and enjoyable. All dog owners must be respectful of their surroundings and must ensure that their dog or dogs are under control at all times.
What is rabies? Rabies is a viral illness that attacks the nervous system. Untreated, it can be fatal both to animals and to humans. Prevention and awareness are the two best ways to beat rabies. We must take all the necessary precautions to safeguard our community and our pets from this virus. It's rather easy: it's a rabies vaccination.
Each and every owner must license their dog or dogs with the municipality by March 31st of each year (for the period of January 1 to December 31 of the current year). A valid rabies vaccination certificate must be provided before a license can be bought.
Through Anne Robichaud, the Animal Control Officer, at 506-863-4411, or at the Municipal Building (540 Centrale Street) during municipal business hours, Monday to Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The main goal of dog licenses is to make sure that all dogs in the Village de Memramcook are vaccinated against rabies. The tag on a dog's collar will also help us find a dog's owner if it is lost or roaming the streets.
For more information regarding animal control regulations, please contact Anne Robichaud, the Animal Control Officer, at 506-863-4411 or see a By-Law of the Village de Memramcook Relating to Dog Control.
Have you lost your dog or noticed a stray dog? Please contact Anne Robichaud, the Animal Control Officer, at 506-863-4411.
If you are struggling with the presence of a wild animal, please contact the Department of Natural Resources.
It is important to check the by-laws and zoning provisions related to hobby farming and/or intensive agricultural activities with the Southeast Regional Service Commission in order to know the terms and conditions in force regarding the keeping of farm animals.
