So you might be an animal hoarder if...
- Thread starter Heffe01
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Umm....permits. If anyone asks I will just say the goats ate them. Problem solved. Besides...im pretty sure both of my neighbors arent what you would call "legal" so I dont think anyone will call the city. When I had my coast guard friends over they all scattered. Guess they get confused on the uniforms all the time.
I saw your post intending to go back for these and looked at them and pygmy pigs after. I also checked out the city site.
From the City of Aurora website:
https://www.auroragov.org/AuroraGov...ex.htm?ssSourceNodeId=1051&ssSourceSiteId=621
Animals
Only customary household pets are allowed. A maximum of three adult dogs and five cats may be kept at any one location. All cats and dogs must have yearly rabies vaccinations and be licensed within the City. It is the responsibility of the occupants and/or owner to remove all animal droppings from their property on a daily basis. Animal owners/custodians are responsible for the immediate removal of all excrement deposited by the animal upon any Public Property. Dogs found running at large may be impounded by the Animal Care Division, 303-326-8280.
From the City of Aurora website:
https://www.auroragov.org/AuroraGov...ex.htm?ssSourceNodeId=1051&ssSourceSiteId=621
Animals
Only customary household pets are allowed. A maximum of three adult dogs and five cats may be kept at any one location. All cats and dogs must have yearly rabies vaccinations and be licensed within the City. It is the responsibility of the occupants and/or owner to remove all animal droppings from their property on a daily basis. Animal owners/custodians are responsible for the immediate removal of all excrement deposited by the animal upon any Public Property. Dogs found running at large may be impounded by the Animal Care Division, 303-326-8280.
