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Wayland, Missouri

Section 205.140 Adoption Of Unclaimed Animals.

Any animal not claimed within the seven-day waiting period may be adopted. The new owner must pay any fees due, license the animal and have the animal spayed and neutered at their expense.

Section 205.230 Limitations On The Number Of Litters For Cats And Dogs.

It shall be unlawful for any person to allow more than one (1) litter of dogs and cats, being held as pets, per household within the City of Wayland, Missouri, in any twelve-month period.

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