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Canadian Bylaws
The following is a partial list of Canadian
bylaws. This page is not intended as a legal reference. If you are aware
of any changes, please e-mail me. These bylaws were in effect the last
time I checked them; however, bylaws are constantly
changed/repealed/added, so make
sure you double-check them. It is ultimately your responsibility to
ensure that it is legal for you to own a Serval in your town/city. A
circus bylaw prohibits using a Serval in a circus-type performance, but
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Serval ownership is
allowed in the following areas
British
Columbia
Ontario
- Markham
(legal, but must apply and obtain a license)
- Niagara-on-the-Lake
- Minden Hills
- Newmarket
- Ottawa
(first states that Servals are prohibited, then states a repeal,
unsure as to the status of Servals, please contact them directly to
confirm)
New Brunswik
NewFoundland
Saint
John's
Saskatchewan
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Serval ownership
is not allowed in the following towns
British Columbia
- Abbotsford
- Courtenay
- Cranbrook
- Dawson Creek
- Esquimalt
- Fort St. John
- North Vancouver
- New
Westminster
- Oak Bay
- Peachland
- Port Hardy
- Port McNeill
- Powell River
Ontario
Alberta
- All exotic felines including Servals,
Savannahs F1 to F3, and Bengals F1 to F3, are
illegal in the whole province.
Saskatchewan
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Bylaw prohibiting the use of a Serval in a
performance situation, such as a circus, traveling pet zoo, carnival,
or show. The columns on the left will tell you whether you are allowed
to own one in your town.
British Columbia
- Burnaby
- Chilliwack
- Courtenay
- Coquitlam
- Cowichan
- Delta
- Kamloops
- Kelowna
- Ladner
- Langley
- Maple Ridge
- Nanaimo
- New Westminister
- North Cowichan
- North Vancouver
- Parksville
- Prince George
- Saanich
- Salmon Arm
- Tsawwassen
- Surrey
- Vancouver
- Victoria
Nova Scotia
- Arglye
- Bridgewater
- Digby
- Shelbourne
- Yarmouth
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