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Beierbach, Cheyenne

Cheyenne Fern Beierbach is prohibited from possessing, having custody or control of, or residing in the same residence as an animal for 15 years. Ms. Beierbach is permitted to possess, have custody or control of, and reside in the same residence as two dogs in her possession at the time of this order on October 4, 2022. She must maintain the care of these animals in compliance with the standards of the Alberta Animal Protection Act. Ms. Beierbach shall, once per year, take each dog for a check up to be performed by a licensed veterinarian and provide to the Alberta SPCA a letter prepared by the veterinarian in respect of the health and well-being of the animals Ms. Beierbach is permitted to have custody of, pursuant to this order.

This order is in effect until until October 4, 2037.

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