SEC. 5-98. RIGHT OF ENTRY OF POUNDMASTER.

   The poundmaster or any peace officer may enter upon private property, except dwellings located thereon, as follows:

   (A)   During daylight:

      (1)   When in pursuit of any animal which the poundmaster has reasonable cause to believe is subject to impoundment;

      (2)   To impound or place in isolation any animal thereon which the poundmaster has any cause whatsoever to believe or suspect has rabies or is a biting animal; and

      (3)   To inspect or examine animals isolated thereon.

   (B)   At night:

      (1)   When in pursuit of any animal which the poundmaster has reasonable cause to believe is subject to impoundment; and

      (2)   To impound or place in isolation any animal thereof which the poundmaster has any cause whatsoever to believe or suspect has rabies or is a biting animal.

(`64 Code, Sec. 5-53) (Ord. No. 735, 762, 2388)