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2003-105-Minutes for Meeting November 18,2002 Recorded 2/13/2003COUNTY TES FICIAL NANCYUBLANKENSHIP,FCOUNTY CLERKDS 1�J 2003'�O� COMMISSIONERS' JOUNAL 11111111111111111111111111 1 1102/13/2003 02;42;02 PM 2003-000103 DESCHUTES COUNTY CLERK CERTIFICATE PAGE This page must be included if document is re-recorded. Do Not remove from original document. Deschutes County Board of Commissioners 1130 NW Harriman St., Bend, OR 97701-1947 (541) 388-6570 - Fax (541) 388-4752 - www.descliutes.org MINUTES OF MEETING DESCHUTES COUNTY DOG CONTROL BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2002 Offense Details Sheriff's Office Case No. 02-5760 Dog Offense: Livestock Kill - Two Dogs vs. Six Pheasants Date of Offense: 10/24/02 Officers: Wayne Morgan and Robert Mestdagh Dog Owner: Ronald Gallagher (Dog Guardian: Jennifer Averill) Livestock Owner: Richard Sadler Pursuant to Oregon Statute, two dogs were seized by Deschutes County Sheriff's Deputies in response to a report of livestock kills; in this case, six pheasants. (See the attached Sheriff's Office report and statements, attached as Exhibit A.) One of the dogs was released to the dog caretaker and the dog was placed in another home. The older dog (Roy) was moved to the High Desert Veterinarian Clinic per a previous Dog Board hearing (11/5/02) to be held there pending the decision of this hearing. Mark Amberg, County Legal Counsel, called the meeting to order at 5:15 p.m. Present were Mark Amberg, Dog Board members Judith Parker, Laurel Pierson, Lam Sykes, and Robert Morrissey. Also present were Senior Secretary Connie Thomas, the livestock owners Richard and Nita Sadler, the dog's owner Ron Gallagher and the dog's caretaker at the time of the incident, Jennifer Avrill. Mark Amberg gave a brief overview of the Dog Board process for those in attendance and advised that the procedure would be kept informal. The Dog Board members then gave a brief introduction and their background and experience as Minutes of Dog Control Board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday, November 18, 2002 Livestock Owner: Sadler Page 1 of 5 Pages Dogs' Owner: Gallagher (Averill) Dog Board members. The livestock owners and the dog owner and caretaker gave brief introductions also. Mark Amberg described to the livestock owner and dog owner what happens in these hearings. The purpose of the Dog Board is to determine what action will be taken. The Board can impose a fine or in lieu of a fine can request community service and can impose reasonable measures be taken to make sure of no re - occurrences. If necessary the dog can be moved, chip put into lip, lip tattoo or be put down. Mr. Sadler was to be questioned by the Board first. Mr. Morrissey to Mr. Sadler: Have you had a chance to read the report? Per Mr. Sadler, Mrs. Sadler read it. The Officer who took the report was to bring pictures. Officer Mestdagh was not present. Per Mr. Sadler in June or July he noticed two dogs trying to get into the pheasant pen. They were very nice dogs and they let him catch them. He called animal control and they came out and took the dogs to the animal shelter. They were the same dogs as from this incident. On October 24th Mr. Sadler was gone. When he came home the big dog came out of the pen the pheasants were in. Mr. Sadler checked the birds and all were found dead. The big dog had gotten into the pen. Both dogs were caught and were very friendly. All of Mr. Sadler's stock was killed and one was half eaten. The door to the pen was also broke down. Mr. Sadler could see where they had been in the pen. Mr. Amberg asked Mr. Sadler information for the record: Address: 18245 Plainview Road. Livestock in question: ring neck pheasants How many: 2 roosters, 4 hens that were in two different pens Estimated Value: $200.00 for all 6, although he was told it is hard to find the birds this time of year. Me may have to either wait until spring or go to WA. Used for: Used like chickens, pets, collected eggs from them. Describe Dogs: one was large, black and white. The 2nd was blonde and short legged. ivliilULUb vl 1JUg k-ontroi board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday, November 18, 2002 Livestock Owner: Sadler Page 2 of 5 Pages Dogs' Owner: Gallagher (Averill) How did you know dog owner: the Sheriff's Officer called and told me who owned the dogs. Per the Sheriff's Officer the dogs had come a long way. Two Officers came out the next day to take a report. Ms. Pierson asked Mr. Sadler what was his residence location related to Plainview? Per Mr. Sadler it is east of Fryrear and the 2nd road to the right. Laurel asked Mr. Gallagher his residence location. Mr. Gallagher lives on Brandywine. Mr. Morrissey asked Mr. Sadler if he had worked out damages with Mr. Gallagher. Mr. Sadler advised he had not yet. Mr. Gallagher stated he would like to work out damages. Mr. Sadler stated he had an earlier incident with another dog and dog owner and he was reimbursed for that one. Mr. Morrissey stated there are lots of options and many times this can be worked out. The blonde dog has already been placed elsewhere and the older dog (Roy) at the veterinarian clinic seems friendly. Per Ms. Avrill she gave the Sheriff's Officers her number to give to the Sadler's so they could work out a settlement. Per the Sadler's they were not given a number. Mr. Gallagher stated he knows of someone off of King road that raises birds. Mr. Sadler said the stock he checked on is brood stock and he can't get any now but come spring it will be possible to get some. Ms. Pierson asked Mr. Gallagher what future arrangements have been made regarding the 12 -year-old dog (Roy) to insure this does not happen again. Per Mr. Gallagher they have kennels and a shop that he can be put in. The dog is neutered but not licensed. He was not aware that the dog needed to be licensed way out at his location. When the dogs were picked up the first time no one advised Mr. Gallagher that the dogs needed to be licensed. The Corgi has gone to another home. The old dog, Roy, is Mr. Gallagher's companion and when not with him would be in either the kennel or shop. Per Mr. Morrissey there is the option of a lip tattoo. If the dog ever got out again and another incidence occurred he would be put down, no question. Per Mr. Gallagher he has never had an incidence with Roy before and he has never chased Minutes of Dog Control Board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday, November 18, 2002 Page 3 of 5 PagesLivestock Owner: Sadler Dogs Owner: Gallagher (Averill) birds. Per Mr. Gallagher he got the Corgi earlier in the year and Nancy at the dog trainers was going to place him in another home. Mr. Morrissey asked Mr. and Mrs. Sadler if it would be acceptable to them, as the victims, if Mr. Gallagher was able to help them replace pheasants? They stated they would be willing to work something out. Mr. Sadler stated that the dogs were very friendly. The cow dog was worn out. He had torn down boards and wire. Mr. Sadler stated he used dog kennel heavy pipe on his pens. The dog did not dig in the fence, which is wrought iron. The door is a tool shed type door and it was busted out. The 2nd pen is dog kennel type and the wire was pushed over the pipe. The dog got under and pulled the birds out. There were dog footprints inside the pen. Ms. Sykes asked Mr. Gallagher what he would be doing differently if the dog comes home. Mr. Gallagher made a kennel in the barn. The dog would normally be with him. Mr. Morrissey asked where we are? Would Mr. Gallagher like to make a settlement? Per Mr. Gallagher the Corgi would go to another home. Mr. Gallagher will compensate Mr. Sadler for his damages and would like to keep Roy with him. He would be willing to place a chip in the dog or relocate him to a home in California if necessary. Mr. Amberg and the Dog Board dismissed themselves to convene to another room to discuss the case. The Dog Board reconvened at 6:06p.m. Mr. Amberg summarized the Boards decision. Since both parties seem willing to come to an agreement the Dog Board recommendation is that Mr. Gallagher keep his dog Roy. The dog is to be licensed, update his shots, and have a lip tattoo done by the veterinarian before the dog could be released. Mr. Gallagher would be responsible for the costs. Mr. Gallagher would be responsible for helping Mr. Sadler replace his birds. He could assist Mr. Sadler in finding birds for replacement or give him a dollar amount to be agreed upon and pay for damages to Mr. Sadler's property. Minutes of Dog Control Board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday, November 18, 2002 Livestock Owner: Sadler Page 4 of 5 Pages Dogs' Owner: Gallagher (Averill) When the dog is not with Mr. Gallagher, he would be confined on premises. The Dog Board can impose an additional fine or apply it to the costs of the dog owner. The Board has decided that Mr. Gallagher will not have to pay an additional fine. In lieu of a fine Mr. Gallagher would be responsible for all veterinarian costs, replacement of the birds, and repair to the property. Mr. Gallagher has already paid the animal shelter for fees for the Corgi and Roy. Per an earlier decision made by the Dog Board on 11/5/02, Roy is in custody at the veterinarians. Conditions are satisfactory to Mr. Sadler. Conditions are satisfactory to Mr. Gallagher. Mr. Amberg will draft up an order for the Dog Board to sign. He will prepare a letter to the veterinarian that he can release the dog when the items agreed upon have been met. Either Mr. Gallagher is to replace the birds or work out a dollar amount with Mr. Sadler. Mr. Sadler said he was willing to wait until spring to replace his birds, as it is hard to get them this time of year. Mr. Amberg asked Mr. Sadler how the birds were identified. Mr. Sadler stated that they were ring neck pheasants. Being no further issues brought before the group, Mr. Amberg adjourned the meeting at 6:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted, w Senior Secretary Minutes of Dog Control Board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday, November 18, 2002 Livestock Owner: Sadler Page 5 of 5 Pages Dogs' Owner: Gallagher (Averill) ' DESCHUTES COUNTY ORIGINASHERIFF'S OFFICEOFFENSE REPORT - 1 SUPPLEMENTALS ON FILE Case: 02-5760 Page: 1 of 2 22:30:53 29 OCT 2002 Report Type: CRIM Criminal Status: Open/Active Shift: D Grid: S4 Submitted: 10/26/02 Approved: All: Y Supps: Approved: 1 Not: Distribution: [] DCSO [] DEP MESTDAGH BOCC ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD Desc: ACO Reported Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:40 Occurred Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:30 Offense codes: * ANIMAL NUISANCE (6.08.050) * ANIMAL AT LARGE (6.08.060) * DOG LICENSING (RE5.255) Location of Offense: 18245 PLAINVIEW RD Agency: SO Face: Y Detail: Y Names, Person types, and Information: MORGAN,WAYNE A (234631) OFFICER / DEPUTY / TROOPER / POLICEMAN (OFCR) Employer: DCSO SADLER,RICHARD R (158502) VICTIM (VICT) DOB: 02/25/1941 POB: RaceSex: WM Address: 18245 PLAINVIEW RD, BEND OR 97701 Phone: 330-6953 GALLAGHER,RONALD P (163260) SUSPECT (SUSP) DOB: 11/28/1948 POB: Address: 17545 BRANDYWINE ROAD, BEND OR 97701 Phone: 382-8177 MESTDAGH,ROBERT A (323462) ASSISTING OFFICER / DEPUTY / POLICEMAN (ASST) Employer: DESCHUTES COUNTY ADULT JAIL Evidence report follows. Report entered by: GAR 20:13 10/29/02 354 WAY 23:45 10/26/02 601 GAR 19:50 10/29/02 354 WAY 21:07 10/26/02 601 Approvals: Face: C6; Detail: C6; Supplements: 1: S19; UCR: Clearance: Premise: 74 YARD / RELATED AREA ANIN NOV - 1 2002 DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OFFENSE REPORT - 1 SUPPLEMENTALS ON FILE Case: 02-5760 Page: 2 of 2 22:30:53 29 OCT 2002 Report Type: CRIM Criminal AAA RELICEN DLIII : N MVA : N Cites : N DESCHUTES COUNTY ORIGINAL SHERIFF'S OFFICE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT #1 Page: 1 20:14:45 29 Oct 2002 Case: 02-5760 [ ] DCSO [] DEP MESTDAGH [] BOCC ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD Reported Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:40 Occurred Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:30 Reporting Officer: MORGAN,WAYNE A DPSST# 08724 Suspect: GALLAGHER,RONALD P (163260) SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT DATED: 10/29/02 BY: ROBERT A. MESTDAGH,/(`YYA On 10-28-02 at about 1300 hours, I contacted Richard Sadler to pick up a statement form and a livestock owners right form, which are attached to this report. Sadler told me that he wanted the dogs that killed his domesticated pheasants on 10-24-02 put to sleep. Sadler filled out the livestock owner form requesting this to occur. The right's form and a copy of this report will go to the animal review board for review. See attached forms for more information. On 10-29-02 at about 1500 hours, I contacted the Humane Society about the dogs past history. One of the employee's, Troy, told me one of the dogs, an Australian Shepard, was returned to the owner after receiving a call from someone at the Sheriff's Office. When asked who had called to have the dog released the name was unknown. The name of the officer was not written down anywhere on the release form. The other dog, a Welch Corgi, was still in the humane society. I told them not to release that dog until after the animal review hearing regarding the livestock that was killed. Troy told me that the dogs both have been lodged at the Humane Society before for running at large. There was no history of the dogs chasing livestock before to the Humane Society's knowledge. I will attempt to contact the dog owners on 10-30-02 so they can fill out the dog owners rights form in regards to the animal review hearing. End of report. Greg Brown Sheriff Terrebonne Station 8222 N Hwy 9t Terrebonne, OR 97760 541-548-2022 Redmond Station 737 SW Cascade Redmond, OR 97756 541-923-8270 Fax 541-923-8814 La Pine Station 51590 Huntington Rd. La Pine, OR 97739 541-536-1758 Fax 541-536-5766 Sisters Station 541-549-2302 Fax 541-549-1762 Riverwoods Station 19745 Baker Road Bend, OR 97701 541-318-8361 Bend Station 541-388-6655 Fax 541-389-6835 Administration 541-388-6659 Fax 541-389-4454 Adult Jail 541-388-6661 Fax 541-383-5054 Regional Jail Facility 541-617-3312 Fax 541-389-6368 Special Services/SAR 541-388-6502 Emergency Services 541-617-3313 Fax 541-388-0793 DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE DOG(S) CHASING, INJURING, AND/OR KILLING LIVESTOCK INITIATING A FALSE REPORT ORS 162.375, SECTION 212: INITIATING A FALSE REPORT. (1) A person commits the crime of initiating a false report if he/she knowingly initiates a false alarm or report which is transmitted to a fire department , law enforcement agency or other organization that deals with emergencies involving danger to life or property. (2) Initiating a false report is a Class C Misdemeanor. 9410.2- hereby oc2hereby certify that on the qday of ee—f , i9_, I had livestock chased, injured, and/or killed by dog(s) at I RA 416 Ao�i ti u eu) Ile a- MA [ ] I, , hereby certify that on the day of , 19_, I witnessed livestock being chased, injured, and/or killed by dog(s) at STATEMENTS OF EVENTS WHICH HAVE OCCURRED (PLEASE BE DESCRIPTIVE) F I will testify as a witness against the defendant when charged and the dog(s) impounded. [ ] I will not testify as a witness. CASE# NANIE:., ...L n [1 2y- DOB: g -.2 6' . sI) DATE: (*)e- . .99'- 05 Z. 00 ADDRESS: L B ESTIMATED VALUE OF LIVESTOCK: SIGNATURE: OFFICER: 63333 W Hwy 20 9 Bend, Oregon 97701 �a LES STILES Sheriff Bend Station 541.388-6655 Fax 541-389.6835 Administration 541-388-6659 Fax 541.389.4454 La Pine Station 51590 Huntington Rd. La Pine, OR 97739 541-536.1758 Fax 541-536.5766 Redmond Station 737 SW Cascade Redmond, OR 97756 541.923-8270 Fax 541-923-8814 Sisters Station 367 W Sisters Park Dr. 541.549-2302 vax 541.549.1762 Terrebonne Station 8222 N Hwy 97 Terrebonne, OR 97760 541-548-2022 Special Services/SAR 541-188-6502 Fax 541.388.0793 Emergency Services 541.617-3313 Fax 541-388.0793 Adult .Jail 541-388-6661 Fax 541-383-5054 Regional Worlc Center 541-617-3312 Fax 541-389.6368 Adult Parole & Probatiwt 541->85-3246 Fax 541-385-1804 Deschutes County Sheriff's Office Statement Form Time: Place: Case Number: Name Of Subject: Please write, in your own words, and describe the incident that occurred i .M _ - - -r-MIUMMAI M,1 V f— (use both sides if necessary) DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 63333 West Highway 20 • Bend, Oregon 97701 +-ro CAeCk oh Rqw- - '' - . . `t E7 p in KO e« l(( SGe c' g: ANIMALS 609.105 609.105 Exemption for assistance ani - within 30 days after the person becomes the county mals. Notwithstanding ORS 609.015 or keeper of the dog. However, e a governing body may provide for dates other 609.100, a county or city dhasl antass stance than March 1 for annual payment of fees. fee to license a dog The fee for the license shall body dein msuch ined animal 99 c.67 §15defined999 65ORS; 20406.680 §2381 79 funds by the county governing y License Fund. All fu amount as it finds necessary to carry out 609.110 Dog ORS 609.040 to 609.110. A license fee shall derived under ORS 433.340 to 433.385 and not be less than $25 for each dog, except that 609.040 to 609.110 shall be turned over to the the fee shall not be less than $3 for each county treasurer, who shall keepLicense Fund, spayed female or neutered male dog for fund to be known ro provided fothe r by law. At the which a veterinarian's certificate of opera- t0 be expended as p tion for the spaying or neutering of the dog end of a fiscal year any amount of money. in is presented to the county. the fund determined by the county governing hIf the person fails f the requirements of to procure a license within the time provided body to be in excess o y y the Dog be placed in the by this section, the count governing body License Fund may may prescribe a penalty in an additional sum general fund of the county. [Amended by 1963 to be set by the governingbody. c.309 §l; 1969 c.677 §2; 1973 c.655 §5; 1977 c.189 §111 609.120 [Amended by 1969 c.677 §3; repealed by 1977 (2) The county shall, at the time of issu- c 802 §151 ing a license, supply the licensee, withoutition of charge, with a suitable identification tag, used in efin to 609190,stivesto ks which shall be fastened by the licensee to a psittacines, horses, mules, collar and kept on the dog se all times when means ratites, p llamas, alpacas, sheep, not in the immediate possession of the li- jackasses, cattle, ats, swine, domesticated mesticated fowl and any fur- censee. bearing animal bred and maintained com- (3) The license fees in subsection mercially or otherwise, within pens, cages this section do not apply to dogs thatt aree and hutches. [1999 c.756 §111 kept primarily in kennels and are not per- 609.130 [Repealed by 1977 c.802 §151 mitted to run at large. The county go vermng Applicability of ORS 609.156, body may establish a separate license for 609.135 App dogs that are kept primarily in kennels when 609.162 and 609.168• (1) ORS 609-156,mya0 n16a and 609.168 apply in every county g the dogs cease to be considered inventory dog control program. under ORS 307.400, the fee for which shall not exceed $5 per dog. (2) Except as provided under subsections 135 to (4) No license fee shall be required to be (1) and (3) of this section, ORS 609.a dog do kept by a blind person who 609.190 apply in every county having paid for any g pro uses it as a guide. A license shall be issued control program except as otherwise p for such dog upon the blind person's filing by county charter or ordinance. Except as of an affidavit with the county showing that provided under subsections (1) and (3) of this ption. sect the dog qualifies for exemion, the provisions of ORS 609.135 to counties to adopt ordinances and regulations (5) The county shall keep a record of dog 609.190 do not limit the powers of cities or licenses. relating to the control of dogs. (6) Notwithstanding any other provision 609.015, when the (3) ORS 609.162 (2) does not eliminate or of this section or ORS for restrict the � to ORS keeper of a dog obtains a license in 1 eu tof a i charter or ordinance that is county charter a that license is valid and county charter cense for the dog required by any other city 609.163. Notwithstanding any or county within this state, for the remain- or d ORS 609 156 (2) or a notice of after ance,r a full and fair der of the license period: hearing shall be sent as provided under ORS (a) If the keeper of the dog changes resi- 609.158 (4). [1999 c.756 §9a] dente to a city or county other than the cit Note: Section 25, chapter 756, Oregon Laws 1999, or county in which the license was issued; provides: is 1999 Act Or Sec. 25. Sections 2 to 9a and sect11 ions 15 1aed 21 f (b) If the keeper of the dog transfers the and the amendments to statutes by oundet begin- (b) keeping of the dog to a person who resides this 1999 Act apply to dogs that are imp before, on in a city or county other than Was issued. [October 23, 1999] for an incidee city or ning on or after the effective nt 999 A� t at ate of this gore 99 Act County in which the license969 c.677 U; Or after in uring or chasing of livestock - [Amended by 1953 c.27 c.655 §4; 1977 c-189 §§10; 1977 c.802 §8;1959 c.374 R; 1 987 c 240 §l; the ki linge wounding,ate� o [1999 c.756 §25] 1999 c.658 §§10,10a; 2001 c.753 §131 (2001 Edition) Title 48 Page 320 DESCHUTES COUNTY FILE SHERIFF'S OFFICE ORIGNAL OFFENSE REPORT - 2 SUPPLEMENTALS ON F Case: 02-5760 Page: 1 of 2 17:21:38 01 NOV 2002 Report Type: GRIM Criminal Status: Open/Active Shift: D Grid: S4 Agency: SO Submitted: 10/26/02 Approved: All: Y Face: Y Detail: Y Supps: Approved: 1-2 Not: Distribution: [] DCSO [] DEP MESTDAGH BOCC ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD Desc: ACO Reported Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:40 Occurred Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:30 Offense codes: * ANIMAL NUISANCE (6.08.050) * ANIMAL AT LARGE (6.08.060) * DOG LICENSING (RE5.255) Location of Offense: 18245 PLAINVIEW RD Names, Person types, and Information: MORGAN,WAYNE A (234631) OFFICER / DEPUTY / TROOPER / POLICEMAN (OFCR) Employer: DCSO SADLER,RICHARD R (158502) VICTIM (VICT) DOB: 02/25/1941 POB: RaceSex: WM Address: 18245 PLAINVIEW RD, BEND OR 97701 Phone: 330-6953 GALLAGHER,RONALD P (163260) SUSPECT (SUSP) DOB: 11/28/1948 POB: Address: 17545 BRANDYWINE ROAD, BEND OR 97701 Phone: 382-8177 MESTDAGH,ROBERT A (323462) ASSISTING OFFICER / DEPUTY / POLICEMAN (ASST) Employer: DESCHUTES COUNTY ADULT JAIL ** Added: 11/01/02 : ERETH,MARK WILLIAM (81781) ASSISTING OFFICER / DEPUTY / POLICEMAN (ASST) Employer: DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Evidence report follows. Report entered by: RAM 14:01 11/01/02 354 GAR 20:13 10/29/02 354 ROB 13:59 11/01/02 354 GAR 19:50 10/29/02 354 Approvals: Face: S17; Detail: C6; NOV - fi 2002 DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OFFENSE REPORT - 2 SUPPLEMENTALS ON FILE Case: 02-5760 Page: 2 of 2 Report Type: CRIM Criminal 17:21:38 01 NOV 2002 Supplements: 2: 517; 1: 519; UCR: Clearance: Premise: 74 YARD / RELATED AREA ANIN AAA RELICEN DUII : N MVA : N Cites : N DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT #2 ORIGINAL Page: 1 14:01:38 01 Nov 2002 Case: 02-5760 [ ] DCSO [] DEP MESTDAGH [) BOCC ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD Reported Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:40 Occurred Date/Time: 10/24/2002 13:30 Reporting Officer: MORGAN,WAYNE A DPSST# 08724 Suspect: GALLAGHER,RONALD P (163260) SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT DATED: 11/01/02 BY: MARK ERETH Mf,. ON 10/30/02 AT ABOUT 1358 HOURS, I CONTACTED JENNIFER AVERALL IN REGARDS TO HER DOG KILLING LIVESTOCK. AVERALL FILLED OUT AND HANDED ME A DOG OWNERS RIGHTS FORM REQUESTING A HEARING IN FRONT OF THE ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD REGARDING HER DOGS. AVERALL TOLD ME SHE DID NOT WANT TO SEE THE DOGS EUTHANIZED. AVERALL SAID SHE WAS WILLING TO ADOPT ONE DOG OUT TO ANOTHER FAMILY THAT WAS CAUSING THE OTHER DOG TO RUN AT LARGE. THE DOG THAT AVERALL WOULD BE KEEPING IS A 12 YEAR OLD MALE COLLIE MIX. THE DOG APPEARED FRIENDLY AND DID NOT ACT AGGRESSIVELY DURING MY CONTACT WITH IT. THE COLLIE MIX WAS TAKEN TO THE BEND SHELTER ON HOLD PENDING A ANIMAL REVIEW BOARD HEARING. END OF REPORT. f Greg Brown Sheriff Terrebonne Station 8222 N Hwy 97} Terrebonne, OR 97760 541-548-2022 Redmond Station 737 SW Cascade Redmond, OR 97756 541-923-8270 Fax 541-923-8814 La Pine Station 51590 Huntington Rd. La Pine, OR 97739 541-536-1758 Fax 541-536-5766 Sisters Station 541-549-2302 Fax 541-549-1762 Riverwoods Station 19745 Baker Road Bend, OR 97701 541-318-8361 Bend Station 541-388-6655 Fax 541-389-6835 ;4dministration 541-388-6659 Fax 541-389-4454 Adult Jail 541-388-6661 Fax 541-383-5054 Regional Jail Facility 541-617-3312 Fax 541-389-6368 Special Services/SAR 541-388-6502 Emergency Services 541-617-3313 Fax 541-388-0793 DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE DOG OWNERS RIGHTS WHEN DOG(S) ENGAGED IN CHASING, INJURING, AND KILLING LIVESTOCK INITIATING A FALSE REPORT ORS 162.375, SECTION 212: INITIATING A FALSE REPORT. (1) A person commits the crime of initiating a false report if he/she knowingly initiates a false alarm or report which is transmitted to a fire department, law enforcement agency or other organization that deals with emergencies involving danger to life or property. (2) Initiating a false report is a Class C Misdemeanor. The Animal Control Officer/Deputy is directed by law to impound the dog(s). The Animal Control Officer/Deputy may enter upon private property to take into custody the suspect dog(s). Dog(s) observed chasing, injuring, or killing livestock shall be destroyed by either permission of the owner or order of the Board of County Commissioners. The dog(s) not directly observed chasing, injuring, or killing livestock is presumed to have been so engaged if the dog(s) is found: (a) in the area of injured livestock, and/or (b) feeding on a warm carcass. and/or (c) has eaten a portion of the livestock, and/or (d) has portions of the livestock in the dog(s) teeth. It is unlawful for any person to keep or harbor the dog(s) with the knowledge it has killed or injured livestock. If the dog(s) owner does not consent to allowing the dog(s) to be humanely destroyed if it is found to have chased, injured, or killed livestock. The only question to be considered at such hearing is whether the allegation that the dog(s) chased, injured, or killed livestock is true. No other issues are relevant and other issues shall not be considered. A dog(s) owner requesting a hearing must make arrangements for kenneling cost of the dog(s) with the Humane Society at 61170 SE 27th St., Bend, Oregon, while the dog(s) are in custody. I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE AND I VOLUNTARILY RELEASE THE DOG(S) TO BE EUTHANIZED. DOG(S) OWNER • C- r DATE I HAVE READ AND U' N[ ERSTAOD, f HF ABOVE AND I HEREBY R�QUE�T A HEARING. DOG(S) OV?INER ACO/ CASE#: V 6; 63333 W Hwy 20 • Bend, Oregon 97701 0 al ATE TE / � ' 22 ` G'L