Please note that all Township buildings are closed to the public until further notice. To purchase a dog tag, please complete the application form and submit payment through mail by cheque or dropped off in the outside drop off box.
Canine Control
Our Canine Control Bylaw governs pet licencing and regulations and dangerous dogs in Ramara. For domestic animal concerns, contact our By-law Enforcement Officers.
Canine Control Bylaws |
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Licensing
As per bylaw 2005.76, all owners of dogs within the Township boundaries need to license their dogs annually.
Licence regulations |
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Fees |
Dog Licence fees are an annual fee and any dog older than 3 months must be licensed.
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How to Apply |
Complete the online application form. Please note that you will also have to submit the fee by mail or in the drop box at the Township Administration Centre.
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Lost and Found pets
All dogs found in the Township of Ramara are posted on the Canine Facebook Account.
Leashing your dog
Remember that it's the law to leash your pet when out on public property.
Leashed pets are:
- Rarely hit by cars or attacked by wildlife
- Less likely to run off and get lost, or eat and drink things that they shouldn't
Brechin off- Leash Park
Ramara's off-leash dog park is a place where dogs can run free. View Map
When visiting leash-free parks, be aware that there are other unleashed dogs at play. You are entering the park at your own risk. Parents should supervise their children at all times.
Rabies Clinic
The 2020 Rabies Clinic is cancelled this year due to the restrictions around COVID-19 and staff availability.
Please note that the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit arranges low-cost rabies clinic for animals in Simcoe Muskoka every fall. For more information on when the next rabies clinic occurs, COVID-19 instructions and additional information, please visit the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit’s website. The complete notice can be found on the news and notices page.
Wildlife
The Township is full of a variety of wildlife, and it's important to observe all wildlife from safe distances. If you have questions or complaints regarding wildlife, please contact the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
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