Louisiana Parishes and municipalities may regulate (dogs)

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TITLE 3. AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY. CHAPTER 18. ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE. PART IV. DOGS--REGULATION BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES. Parishes and municipalities may regulate

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Citation: LA R.S. 3:2731

Citation: LSA-R.S. 3:2731

Summary:

This Louisiana statute provides that the governing bodies of all parishes and municipalities may impose license taxes on all dogs, enact ordinances for the regulation of dogs running at large, and maintain pounds for the impounding of dogs.

Statute in Full:

The governing bodies of all parishes and municipalities may levy and collect annual per capita license taxes on all dogs, enact ordinances for the regulation of dogs running at large, and maintain pounds for the impounding of dogs.

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