Unattended Pets Sample Clauses

Unattended Pets. Housekeeping services will not be provided if your pet is in the room. This is for the safety of your pet and our staff. Guest must contact the front desk to schedule a convenient time for servicing v Noisy or Disturbing Pet. I understand that should my pet disturb other hotel guests, the hotel will have no other choice but to refuse to continuing accommodation for my pet. Additionally, I understand that I will be responsible for any compensation given to other hotel guests as a result of any disturbance my pet causes.
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Unattended Pets. Pets will not be tied outside or left unattended in the unit at any time for any reason. Tenant agrees the pet will be kept inside the unit at all times unless Tenant accompanies pet outside. All pets must be kept on a leash and under the control of the Tenant when outside. Unleashed animals will be considered stray, and animal control will be called.
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Unattended Pets. If a dog is left unattended for 24 hours, or if any other pet permitted under this Agreement is left unattended for an unreasonable period of time such that the animal’s or residents’ health or safety is put at risk, Tacoma Housing Authority (THA) may enter a unit to transfer the pet to the proper authority. THA accepts no responsibility for pets so removed.
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