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Councils may soon act on stray dogs. For some obscure reason the Dog and Cat Act provides that any

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Unique IDA-00272473SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate26th July 1963FormatNewscuttingDescriptionCouncils may soon act on stray dogs. For some obscure reason the Dog and Cat Act provides that any dog attacking an alpaca outside its own (which is to say, the dog's) premises may immediately be destroyed. (Photo showing Harold Merrick, an RSPCA inspector, examining two strays before their destruction at the society's King Edward Dogs' home, Moore Park.) (SMH)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Councils may soon act on stray dogs. For some obscure reason the Dog and Cat Act provides that any