Animal Control

Purpose

We have coordinated this public consultation to gather information from residents and key stakeholders to ensure an appropriate community-wide approach to Animal Care and Control Services for the Pilot Program.  

Our goal is to ensure the community needs are clearly understood, resources are properly arranged, and roles, responsibilities and best practices are established accordingly.

 Process

We encourage all members of the community to participate and provide their feedback through this consultation process. The consultation survey is available for comment and feedback between August 14 – September 11, 2023, through the website; links located above.

Prior to completing the survey, all are encouraged to review the draft by-law and information available on this page and provide input by completing the survey. Comments can also be mailed or dropped off to City Hall and should accommodation be required; individuals may contact the undersigned.

For more information please contact the City of Temiskaming Shores at 705-672-3363.

Forms submitted by mail should be sent to: PO Box 2050, Haileybury Ontario, P0J 1K0 prior to September 11, 2023 to ensure they are included in the consultation process.

Forms may also be dropped off at Temiskaming Shores City Hall (325 Farr Drive, Haileybury) or at the Pool and Fitness Centre (77 Wellington St. S. New Liskeard)

Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Comments will become part of the public record however all personal information will be kept confidential. 

 FAQ

What are the goals of the Pilot Program?

The Pilot Program is a progressive implementation. The general goals and objectives of the established program will strive to: 

• Foster a mutual respect for all animal welfare stakeholders and find common ground to work collaboratively to encourage community solutions.
• Creation of standards and best practices for humane treatment of companion animals. 
• Encourage responsible pet ownership and mitigate nuisance animal complaints.
• Improve the registrar and enforce licensing of pets, to ensure pets can be easily reunited with owners and encourage responsible pet ownership.  
• Provide for the safe harbor of animals impacted by situations.
• Humane treatment of animals and ensure animal welfare.
• Continuously evaluate and build upon the pilot program and alignment to the goals established. 

Who is responsible for overseeing the Pilot Program?

The review team will continue to assess community feedback, gather stakeholder insights, and work on the initiatives, policies, procedures, and relations for the duration of the Pilot Program, with reporting obligations to Council.

When will the Pilot Program start and end?

The Pilot Program will officially launch with the public consultation and continue until the program has two full years of complete operation to be able to assess the data and success and it may be necessary to extend or cancel the period to respond to shifting priorities. 

How will the City Consult with the public and stakeholders?

A Public Survey, along with the draft animal by-law and supporting key information on the pilot program will be available for comment and feedback between August 14 – September 11, 2023, through the website.

All are encouraged to review this information and participate.  The findings will be captured in a report in September/October 2023 and will help guide the practices, procedures and objectives for the framework of the pilot program and level of service. 

What is responsible pet ownership?

All pet owners should have their animals permanently identified, spayed, or neutered, kept under control, trained, socialized, and cared for. A happy and healthy life for your pet while promoting a harmonious relationship with your neighbours and the environment is necessary. 

What is the role of Temiskaming Shores Animal Care and Control?

The Municipality is responsible for providing service as authorized by legislation and set out in By-laws of the Corporation.

The role includes the following:

• Adhere to the Animal Care & Control By law that stipulate the types of animals allowed as pets, the licensing of pets, the limits of pets and provisions that require humane and responsible treatment of animals to prevent them from disturbing or harming people, animals or property, and other provisions as set out in the by-laws.
• Respond to complaints such as animals roaming on public property, animals behaving in a way that poses a risk to the safety of people or other animals, an animal-related noise complaint, etc.  
• Manage and operate a facility to care for animals (short term) that have been seized and impounded and work to reunite pets and owners, and transfer animals to appropriate points after retention periods have expired.  

Please Note: As part of the consultation period, the city is working to determine all qualified and interested stakeholders, organizations, agencies, and advocacy groups to serve and assist with appropriate transfer and care of animals and for the establishment of community programs.

All efforts will be made towards humane treatment of animals in consultation with qualified animal professionals. 

What is the role of adoption, rescue, shelters?

Support organizations and advocacy groups dedicated to animal welfare play an extremely significant role for the community. The city looks forward to developing good relations and best practices with reputable groups, individuals, and organizations to encourage community solutions and for the following: 

• Coordinated efforts and communications to determine the owner of lost or abandoned animals.  
• Provide care, comfort, and compassion to animals in need. 
• Take a role in a variety of community support services such as (but not limited to) feral cat management programs, animal transfers, spay/neuter services, etc. in partnership with the city.  
• Providing relevant information to the City on issues affecting animals 

Notice to Pet Owners - Pet Licencing 

Animal Care and Control By-law 2023-122 - Effective January 1, 2024

The licensing of pets is one step to encourage responsible pet ownership by properly identifying companion animals in the City. Tags are proof of ownership so animals may be returned to their owners sooner.

Register Your Pet

Every owner of a dog or cat shall register the dog or cat with Temiskaming Shores Animal Services. You may register and purchase a pet tag or a replacement tag at the following locations:

• City Hall | 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
• Animal Hospital | Highway 11B, New Liskeard
• K9 to 5 Doggie Daycare | Highway 11, New Liskeard
• Pet Value | Highway 65, New Liskeard
• Temiskaming Shores Public Library | 285 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard
• Temiskaming Veterinary Services | 191 Drive Inn Theatre Road, New Liskeard

Registration Process

Every person who applies to register a dog or cat, must complete the necessary form, and provide the following:

• Owner’s name, physical and mailing address, and telephone number.
• Name of the dog or cat.
• Description of the dog or cat such as sex, age, breed, colour, etc.
• Note any identifiers such as a Microchip implanted or permanent tattoo.
• Disclose if the animal is a Service Animal.
• Disclose if the dog is a Livestock Guardian Dog, or a Herding Dog.
• Disclose if the dog or cat is spayed or neutered; and
• Pay the required registration fee.

Pet Tag Annual Renewals—Available after January 1, 2024

We encourage you to renew your pet tag through the City of Temiskaming Shores Pet Licence Online Portal. You must register and use your access code for this option. 

Please renew as soon as possible after January 1, 2024. If your pet tag has a year identified on it (2018 and prior), you must obtain a new permanent tag for a fee of $35.

Please note: Lifetime Registration will be an option soon and in accordance with the Animal Services Program.

Fees—effective January 1, 2024 Fees—effective January 1, 2024

Register Dog or Cat—Initial Licensing Fee and Tag - $35.00

Annual Renewal Spayed/Neutered - $15.00

Annual Renewal NOT Spayed/Neutered (unfix) - $25.00

Register a Service Animal - NIL

Register a Livestock Guardian Dog or a Herding Dog - NIL

Purchase a Replacement Tag (lost tag) - $10.00

For further information, questions or concerns please contact Animal Services at:
Phone | 705-672-3363
Email | AnimalServices@temiskamingshores.ca  

Animal Services Update - December 2023

The City of Temiskaming Shores is moving forward with the Pilot Program for Animal Services. We request the public’s patience while we work within our scope and ability until the facility is open and operational.

Recruitment efforts are underway for an Animal Services Coordinator, and we will work with individuals to resolve emergencies or immediate health and safety concerns. In the interim if you experience any of the following, please contact the appropriate agency as follows:

For emergencies or threat to public safety contact 911 for immediate assistance.

For animal cruelty or neglect contact Animal Welfare Services at 1-833-926-4625.

Report an animal bite 

If you are bitten or severely scratched by an animal, please seek medical attention and report the incident to the Ontario Provincial Police and the Timiskaming Health Unit. Medical professionals, veterinarians, police or anyone with information about an animal bite should report the incident to the Timiskaming Health Unit at 1-866-747-4305.

Please view the Website Link.
Rabies Control (timiskaminghu.com)
If you are transported to the hospital, report the bite or attack to the Ontario Provincial Police  as soon as possible after treatment is complete at 1-888-310-1122.
 

Dog Owner’s Liability Act

For issues relating to the Dog Owner’s Liability Act including where a dog has bitten or attacked a person or domestic animal; or a dog has behaved in a manner that poses a menace to the safety of persons or domestic animals, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police, 1-888-310-1122.

Note | Under the Dog Owner’s Liability Act a person may be liable for the actions of their dog if it come be proven before the court that:

• The dog has bitten or attacked a person or domestic animal.
• The dog has behaved in a manner that poses a menace to the safety of persons or domestic animals.
• The owner did not exercise reasonable precautions to prevent a dog from biting, attacking or posing a menace.

Please view the Website Link.   
Dog Owners' Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. D.16 (ontario.ca)

Non-emergency inquiries, complaints or service requests

Contact City Hall during regular office hours or send an email to:
Phone | 705-672-3363
Email | AnimalServices@temiskamingshores.ca

By-law Compliance
Questions related the Animal Control and Care By-law or to report lost pets Contact the Temiskaming Shores By-law Enforcement Officer. Questions may include:

• Pet limit
• Licensing
• Noise
• Pet waste concerns
• Restricted areas
• Report lost pet

Phone | 705-672-3363
Email | AnimalServices@temiskamingshores.ca
Please view the Website Link.
Animal Control - City of Temiskaming Shores

 Dogs

There are currently no Dogs in the Pound. 

 Cats

About 

The retention of Dogs and Cats at the City facility is intended to be short-term and within the retention periods provided in the By-law, where possible.

Discretionary provisions will apply to situations as they arise that ensure the health and safety of Persons and Animals involved in the matter.

Impounding of Cats that cannot be clearly identified as owned pets is discouraged and shall be addressed by other means such as City sanctioned programs.

Animal Care and Control Office 

The Animal Care and Control Officer may seize, any Dog or Cat, found At Large. The Animal shall be considered impounded at the time and place it is seized.

A seized animal may be impounded for a minimum of 5 business days from the time of impoundment, exclusive of the day on which the Animal was impounded. 

If a impounded animal is not redeemed the Officer may retain the Dog or Cat for further time as they consider proper and may:

• Transfer the Animal to one of the authorized shelters, rescue group or other organization registered with the City
• Euthanized if found to be medically or behaviorally unhealthy and untreatable in alignment with the Asilomar Accords. 

The Animal Care and Control Officer or delegate may in their discretion deliver a seized, licensed Dog or Cat to its Owner without impounding the licenced animal, provided:

• The Officer can make arrangements with the Owner for the return without delay.
• There is no record of that animal being seized in the prior 6 months. 

Redeem Impounded Animal 

During the impound period, the Owner of the Dog or Cat shall be entitled to redeem the Animal upon:

• Payment of the impound fees and the board fees
• Payment of any veterinarian fees incurred of the well0being of the Dog or Cat
• Registering the Dog or Cat with Temiskaming Shores Animal Services, if not previously registered. 

General 

The licencing of pets is one step to encourage responsible pet ownership by properly identifying companion animals in the City. Tags are proof of Ownership so Animals may be returned to their Owners sooner, often by neighbors, without incurring costs. 

Responsible pet Owners reduce the number of companion Animals Running At Large, preventing inadvertent breeding and helps mitigate over population within the Municipality. 

Every Owner of a Dog or Cat shall register the Animal with Temiskaming Shores Animal Services on or before January 1st in each year they are the owner of that Dog or Cat. Every person who becomes the Owner of a Dog or Cat after January 1 in any year shall: 

• Register the Dog or Cat with Temiskaming Shores Animal Services within 7 days of becoming the owner of the Animal,
• On or before January 1 in each year thereafter.

Not Applicable 

• No Person needs to register a Dog or Cat before the Animal reaches the age of 12 weeks. The proof of the age of the dog or cat shall rest with the Owner. 
• The Ower of a Cat(s) who resides in a Dwelling Unit in an area which is zones "rural" or "agriculture" pursuant to the Zoning By-law, shall not be required to register his or her Cat(s), provided the property on which the Dwelling Unit is located is used for agricultural uses, as defined in the Zoning By-law. 

Registration Expire

The registration of a Dog or Cat shall expire upon the earliest of:

• The transfer of Ownership of the Dog or Cat for which it was issued. 
• The death of the Dog or Cat for which it was issues, including lifetime registrations.
• December 31 of the year in which it was issued, unless the Dog or Cat was registered for a Lifetime Tag. 

Registration Locations 

We encourage you to register your pet tag through the City of Temiskaming Shores Pet License Online Portal. You must register and use your access code for this option. 

Online Portal

You may register and purchase a pet Tag at the following locations:

• City Hall | 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
• Animal Hospital | Highway 11B, New Liskeard
• K9 to 5  Doggie Daycare | Highway 11, New Liskeard
• Pet Value | Highway 65, New Liskeard
• Temiskaming Shores Public Library | 285 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard
• Temiskaming Veterinary Services | 191 Drive Inn Theatre Road, New Liskeard

Replacement pet Tags are only available at City Hall. 

Temiskaming Shores Animal Services is the Registrar responsible for issuance of Tags and may appoint agents for issuance of Tags. Animal Services may revoke any such appointments for such reasons as determined. 

Registration Process 

Every person who applies to register a Dog or Cat, must complete the necessary form, and provide the following:

• Owner’s name, physical and mailing address, and telephone number.
• Name of the Dog or Cat.
• Description of the Dog or Cat such as sex, age, breed, colour and temperament. 
• Note any identifiers such as a Microchip implanted or permanent tattoo.
• Disclose if the animal is a Service Animal.
• Disclose if the Dog is a Livestock Guardian Dog, or a Herding Dog.
• Disclose if the Dog or Cat is spayed or neutered.
• Pay the required registration fee.

Upon the applicant providing all information and documentation required, and paying the appropriate registration fee, the Dog or Cat shall be registered, and shall be issued a Dog Tag or Cat Tag, which bears a unique serial number, shows the year of issue and other related information. 

Every Owner of a registered Dog or Cat shall advise within 7 days thereafter of:

• Owner change of address or phone number 
• Sale or other transfer of Ownership of the Dog or Cat

Tag Wear

Every Owner of a Dog or Cat shall keep the Tag securely fixed on the Dog or Cat for which the Tag was issued, at all times during the term of issue. 

• No person shall remove a Tag from a Dog or Cat without consent of the Owner.
• No personal shall attach a Tag to a Dog or Cat other than the Dog or Cat for which it was issued. 

Not Applicable 

• While the Dog or Cat is contained within the Dwelling Unit of its Owner.
• Where a veterinarian has determined it is necessary to remove the Tag for medical treatment of that Dog or Cat.
• While the Dog is being lawfully used for hunting.
• If the Dog is a Livestock Guardian Dog or a Herding Dog and the Dog is being actively used in farming practices and has been Tattooed or implanted with a Microchip.

Replacement Tags 

Temiskaming Shores Animal Services shall issue a replacement Dog Tag or Cat Tag to the Owner of a registered animal upon:

• Application of the Owner
• Evidence satisfactory to Animal Services that the Tag was lost or damaged
• Payment of the prescribed replacement Tag fee 

Annual Renewals 

Every owner of a Dog or Cat must purchase a Tag on or before January 1st each year that he or she is the Owner of the Animal. 

Pet Tag Annual Renewals are available after January 1, 2024. 

Please renew as soon as possible after January 1, 2024. If your pet tag has a year identified on it (2018 and prior), you must obtain a new permanent tag for a fee of $35.

We encourage you to renew your pet tag through the City of Temiskaming Shores Pet License Online Portal. You must register and use your access code for this option. 

Online Portal

Note - Lifetime Registration will be an option soon and in accordance with the Animal Services Program.

Pet Tag Renewals are only available at City Hall. 

Fees

Effective January 1, 2024

Register Dog or Cat—Initial Licensing Fee and Tag | $35.00

Annual Renewal Spayed/Neutered | $15.00

Annual Renewal NOT Spayed/Neutered (unfix) | $25.00

Register a Service Animal | NIL

Register a Livestock Guardian Dog or a Herding Dog | NIL

Purchase a Replacement Tag (lot tag) | $10.00

Number of Dogs and Cats 

The total number of permitted Dogs and Cats within a Dwelling Unit in each Zone of the Municipality, as defined in the Zoning By-law, as below:

Rural Residential (R1)

Permitted Number of Dogs | 3
Permitted Number of Cats | 3
Combined Total | n/a

Low Density Residential (R2)

Permitted Number of Dogs | 3
Permitted Number of Cats | 3
Combined Total | n/a

Medium Density Residential (R3)

Permitted Number of Dogs | 3
Permitted Number of Cats | 3
Combined Total | n/a

High Density Residential (R4)

Permitted Number of Dogs | 2
Permitted Number of Cats | 2
Combined Total | 3

Legacy Provision

Any person who, on November 21, 2023, was lawfully keeping more than the total allowable number of animals stated may keep the number of Dogs and Cats over the total number permitted until they have died or relocated. 

The number of pets must still meet the provisions of Bylaw 2013-051 and all Animals must be registered previously to November 21, 2023. 

Not Applicable

• A licensed kennel
• A veterinary hospital
• A pet shop
• A pound
• A newborn litter of Dogs or Cats kept under the age of 12 weeks old
• Farn Dogs or Cats
• A rescue shelter or authorized person organization affiliated with a rescue group. 

Required Stoop and Poop 

Every Owner of a Dog, Cat or other Animal shall immediately remove any excrement left by the Animal in the City

• On a highway or roadway
• In a public park
• On any public property
• On any private property other than the property of the Owner of the Animal. 

Every Owner of an Animal shall removed from their premises excrement left by such Animal so as not to disturb the enjoyment, comfort, convivence of any person in the vicinity of the premises. 

Note: This is not applicable for Service Animals 

Dog Off-Leash Areas 

Murray Daniels Field 

Location | Lake View Avenue, North Cobalt

Welcome to Murray Daniels Dog Park, 50,000 sq/ft fenced canine oasis. Dogs are permitted to be off leash in this designated area. 

Park Rules 

• Dog owners and park users assume ALL risk related to park use.
• Open from sunrise to sunset every day.
• Dog owners must always be present and within view of their dogs.
• Dogs must be under voice control while off-leash.
• Aggressive dogs are not allowed in the park.
• Dog owners must always have a leash in hand.
• Female dogs in heat and puppies under 6 months of age are not permitted in the park.
• Any holes dug must be filled in by the dog owner.
• All feces must be picked up by the dog owner and removed or deposited in waste receptables.
• No glass or ceramic allowed within the park.
• All dogs must be licensed with their local municipality.

Animal Prohibited Area 

No person may bring any Dog, Cat or Animal into an Animal Prohibited Area as listed below. 

New Liskeard Public School | 141 Dymond Avenue

Temiskaming District Secondary School | 90 Niven Street North

Ecole Catholique St- Michel | 998075 Highway 11 North

Ecole Catholique Ste-Croix | 304 Rorke Avenue

École Secondaire Catholique Ste-Marie | 340 Hessle Street

Ecole publique des Navigateurs | 39 Hessle Avenue

English Catholic Central School | 245 Shepherdson Road

Haileybury Beach | East of the STATO trail and within the confines of the breakwall. This includes all sand, grass, structures, and docks within this boundary. West of the building, includes all sand, grass, the wading pool and playground. The wooden deck is excluded from this ban.

New Liskeard Beach | Between the posted signage located adjacent to the culvert at the southwest end of the Pool Fitness Centre and the walkway east of the Pool Fitness Centre.

Algonquin Memorial Beach Park| Inside the marked playing surface of the soccer fields, baseball diamonds, skatepark, and horseshoe pits.

Rotary Farr Park| Inside the marked playing surface of the soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and shuffleboard court.

Mount Pleasant Cemetery | Morissette Drive and Meridian Avenue

Farr Historic Cemetery | Cobalt Street

Valleyview Cemetery | 177150 Shepherdson Roa

Pioneer Cemetery | High Street and Whitewood Avenue

Haileybury Catholic Cemetery | Meridian Avenue

North Cobalt Catholic Cemetery | Groom Drive

Moore’s Cove Catholic Cemetery | Lakeshore Rd South

New Liskeard Catholic Cemetery | Dawson Point Road and Peters Road

Cobalt Veterans Cemetery | Morissette Drive

Silverland Cemetery | Hwy 11B between Haileybury and Cobalt

Temiskaming Shores Rotary Splash Pad | New Liskeard Waterfront next to the Spurline Building on Fleming Drive

Note: This is not applicable for Service Animals 

Prescribed Birds 

 Household Birds

A person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or on a Premises not more then a total of 6 of any combination of household birds. Household birds must be kept in an escape proof enclosure. 

• Domestic cardinals
• Finches
• Budgies
• Bulbuls
• Canaries
• Tanagers
• Amazons
• Cockatoos
• Onures
• Macaws
• Parakeets
• Cockatiels
• Lorikeets
• Touracos
• Toucans
• Orioles
• Mynahs
• Magpies
• Barbets
• Ascaris
• Pied hornbills
• Cock-of-the-rocks

No person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or on a Premises not more then 3 Hens zoned "residential" within the City.

No person may keep a rooster over the age of 12 weeks. 

Rabbit 

A person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or Premises in the City not more then a total of 6 rabbits over the age of 8 weeks.

• Any rabbit kept outside must be kept in a rabbit hutch.
• All waste matter from any rabbit hutch must be disposed of in a proper and sanitary manner and is not burned or stored. 

Mice, Rats, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Gerbils, Ferrets

A person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or on the Premises in the City not more then a total of 6 of any combination of mice, rats, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils.

A person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or on the Premises in the City not more then 2 ferrets. 

Animals must be housed and kept in an escape proof enclosure.

Snakes and Lizards 

A person may keep in a Dwelling Unit or on the Premises in the City not more than 2 non-venomous snakes and 2 non-venomous lizard.

Animals must be house and kept in an escape proof enclosure. 

A snake may be carried or displayed in:

• An education institution or research facility where such animals are housed or studies.
• An educational or entertainment display, including a circus or zoo, that is supervised at all times by a qualified handler. 
• A veterinary hospital or clinic.
• The premises of a pet store. 

No person shall carry or display a snake on any highway or in any public place or other place to which the public is customarily admitted. 

Exception

While transporting or carrying, confine the snake in a cloth bag which has been placed inside a box made of durable material with a lid that has been fastened securely, provided that the animal has sufficient air to breathe. 

Horses, Cattle, Goats, Swine, Mink, Sheep, Mules and Domestic Fowl 

Animal Control Bylaw 

Animal Control By-law 2023-122

Animal Control By-law 2013-051

Comment, Complaints or Concerns Form 

Dog Owners Liability Act 

For issues relating to the Dog Owner’s Liability Act including where a dog has bitten or attacked a person or domestic animal; or a dog has behaved in a manner that poses a menace to the safety of persons or domestic animals, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police, 1-888-310-1122.

Note | Under the Dog Owner’s Liability Act a person may be liable for the actions of their dog if it come be proven before the court that:

• The dog has bitten or attacked a person or domestic animal.
• The dog has behaved in a manner that poses a menace to the safety of persons or domestic animals.
• The owner did not exercise reasonable precautions to prevent a dog from biting, attacking or posing a menace.

Please view the Website Link.   
Dog Owners' Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. D.16 (ontario.ca)

Pets and Emergencies 

Don't forget your pet! Make sure your family emergency plan includes all your family members. 

Print or view a copy of the below brochure for information on emergency preparedness and pets.

Don't Forget Your Pet -English

Don't Forget Your Pet -French

City Animal Control 

Questions related the Animal Control and Care By-law or to report lost pets Contact the Temiskaming Shores By-law Enforcement Officer. Questions may include:

• Pet limit
• Licensing
• Noise
• Pet waste concerns
• Restricted areas
• Report lost pet

Phone | 705-672-3363 ext. 4134
Email | AnimalServices@temiskamingshores.ca 

Animal Cruelty or Neglect 

For animal cruelty or neglect contact Animal Welfare Services at 1-833-926-4625.

For emergencies or threat to public safety contact 911 for immediate assistance.

Animal Bite 

If you are bitten or severely scratched by an animal, please seek medical attention and report the incident to the Ontario Provincial Police and the Timiskaming Health Unit. Medical professionals, veterinarians, police or anyone with information about an animal bite should report the incident to the Timiskaming Health Unit at 1-866-747-4305.

Please view the Website Link.
Rabies Control (timiskaminghu.com)
If you are transported to the hospital, report the bite or attack to the Ontario Provincial Police  as soon as possible after treatment is complete at 1-888-310-1122.

Bear Wise

https://www.ontario.ca/page/prevent-bear-encounters-bear-wise

Be Bear Wise and prevent bear encounters.

Emergency Situations

Call 911 or your local police if a bear poses an immediate threat to personal safety and exhibits threatening or aggressive behaviour, such as:

• enters a school yard when school is in session
• stalks people and lingers at the site
• enters or tries to enter a residence
• wanders into a public gathering
• kills livestock/pets and lingers at the site

Police will respond first to an emergency situation, but may request assistance from the ministry during daylight hours.

Non-emergency Encounters

Call the toll-free Bear Wise reporting line at 1-866-514-2327 if a bear:

• roams around or checks garbage cans
• breaks into a shed where garbage or food is stored
• is in a tree
• pulls down a bird feeder or knocks over a barbecue
• moves through a backyard or field but does not linger

This line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from April 1 to November 30

Agriculture

Temiskaming 4-H Association
Susan Poirier
Phone | 705-544-8415
Email | poiriers@ntl.sympatico.ca

4-hontario.ca
New Liskeard Agricultural Society
Janice Lancaster
Phone | 705-647-4242 
www.newliskeardfallfair.ca

Maîtres jardiniers
Charlie Warner
Phone | 705-544-2474

Equestrian Associations 

Temiskaming Pony Club
Email | info@temiskamingponyclub.ca

Temiskaming Pleasure Horse Club
Email | temiskamingpleasurehorseclub@gmail.com

Northern Ontario Cow Horse Association
Coreen Bedard

Licensed Pet Kennels

In The Dog House – Daycare and Boarding Services
Phone | 705-628-5925
Location | New Liskeard, 998058 Hwy 11. N
In The Dog House Website

K9 to 5 - Daycare
Phone | 705-680-0597
Location | New Liskeard, 437099 Hawn Dr.
K9 to 5 - Daycare Website

Dawg Dayzz - Daycare and Boarding Services
Phone | 705-647-2543
Location | Haileybury, 164 Niven St. S
Dawg Dayzz Website

Shelters 

Northern Animals Rescue and Sanctuary
Facebook

OSPCA-Temiskaming
www.ontariospca.ca

Veterinarians 

Animal Hospital on Highway 11B
Location | Highway 65, New Liskeard
Phone | 705-647-1688

Temiskaming Veterinary Services
Location | 191 Drive-In Theatre Road, New Liskeard
Phone | 705-647-7009 (Farm Animals) or 705-647-7044 (Companion Animals)

 www.temiskamingvet.com 

Englehart Animal Hospital
Location | 74 4th Avenue, Englehart
Phone | 705-544-7387