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Boarding Kennel Peeps
Let's someone takes a dog to a boarding kennel, pays for a week, never to return to collect the dog. Phonecalls are not answered and letters come back saying the person had left the premises and no longer lives there. What is the legal situation of said dog? Can the owner be done for abandonment? How can a boarding kennel "dispose" of the dog? And if said dog is registered with the IKC is there any legal obligation of the boarding kennel to hand the dog back to the breeder?
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I'm only guessing here, i would think it's the same as if you find a stray, you report it to the guards and after one year if the dog is not claimed it's yours.
If the person shows up before the year is up they'll have a large bill to pay before they can have the dog. |
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It would depend on the contract that the owner signed when putting the dog into the kennel, if they signed anything at all.
I have a contract that states that if the dog is not picked up 15 days after the agreed date, that I can dispose of the dog. Obviously that means I would rehome it, and not have it PTS. If the dog was chipped and the breeder was reputable, then yes, I would return it to the breeder. Sorry re-read your post. No, I don't believe there would be a legal obligation, as the breeder sold the dog to somebody who, by the terms of the boarding agreement, has, by not collecting the animal when agreed, handed that dog's ownership over to the boarding kennel. |
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