REMOVAL OF PET. In an emergency, or if the Pet becomes vicious, appears severely ill, or otherwise behaves in a manner that Owner or Agent believes poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of the Pet or others, Owner and Agent may enter the Premises and remove, or cause to be removed, the Pet and take any other action which Owner or Agent considers appropriate, including placing the Pet in shelter or other similar facility. In such an event, Tenant shall be responsible for all costs incurred. Owner shall only act under this paragraph if Xxxxxx has failed to take corrective action within a reasonable time after being requested to do so or if Tenant is not available.
REMOVAL OF PET. The Landlord may require a tenant to remove a Pet from the residential premises and residential property or the Landlord may end the tenancy agreement if:
REMOVAL OF PET. If, in Owner's reasonable judgement, Resident has abandoned pet, left the pet in the dwelling for an extended time without food or water, failed to take care of a sick pet, violated stated rules, or repeatedly failed to clean up after pet, Owner may, after written notice, enter the home with the proper authorities and remove the pet.
REMOVAL OF PET. 01) TENANT/S AGREES TO PROMPTLY REMOVE THE PET (within 24 hours) upon notice from MANAGER for animal husbandry, pet sitting, allowing the pet to roam uncontrolled outside the fenced yard, allowing the pet in the front yard without being leashed to the TENANT/S, excessive noise, excessive barking, pet odor, disturbing of the peace or quite enjoyment of another or any attack or attempted attack upon a person or animal. FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN ANIMAL CONTROL BEING CALLED TO PICK-UP AND REMOVE THE PET FROM THE PREMISES AND THE AUTOMATIC FORFEITURE OF THE SECURITY DEPOSIT, PLUS ONE MONTH’S RENT AS LIQUIDATED DAMAGES.
REMOVAL OF PET. BC Housing may require a tenant to remove a Pet from the rental unit and residential property or BC Housing may end the tenancy agreement if:
REMOVAL OF PET. In an emergency, or if the Pet becomes vicious, appears severely ill, or otherwise behaves in a manner that Landlord believes poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of the Pet or others, Landlord may enter the Premises and remove, or cause to be removed, the Pet and take any other action which Landlord considers appropriate, including placing the Pet in shelter or other similar facility. In such an event, Tenant shall be responsible for all costs incurred. Landlord shall only act under this paragraph if Tenant has failed to take corrective action within a reasonable time after being requested to do so or if Tenant is not available.
REMOVAL OF PET. In some circumstances, Landlord may allow animal control, a local humane society or an analogous entity to enter the Premises unit and remove the pet in accordance with applicable law if, in Landlord’s sole judgment, Resident has:
REMOVAL OF PET. In those circumstances whereby LMH must enter the dwelling unit without advance notice to Lessee, Lessee understands and agrees that it may become necessary to have the pet(s) removed by a humane society or other local authority. In this event, LMH shall leave Lessee written notice at the dwelling in a conspicuous place with information on the date/time of removal, the basis for removal, and retrieval of the pet(s).
REMOVAL OF PET. The property is permitted to have the Pet removed, at the Pet Owner's expense to a veterinarian of the property's choice, in the event of emergency when the Pet Owner is absent. The property is permitted to have the Pet removed at the Pet Owner's expense if it exhibits dangerous behavior or signs of illness presenting a potential hazard to the health and safety of the community.
REMOVAL OF PET. We may allow animal control to enter the unit and remove the animal if, in Landlord’s judgment, you have: • Abandoned a pet • Left a pet in the unit for an extended period of time without food or water • Failed to care for a sick pet
