Whenever any animal susceptible to rabies is exposed to another animal suspected of having rabies, the owner of the animal so exposed shall, upon learning thereof, immediately notify the animal control officer. Exposed animals shall be treated as required by state law. When any animal is quarantined by the animal control officer, it shall be unlawful for the owner of the animal or any other person to violate the quarantine. Any of the following acts shall constitute a violation of the quarantine:
(A) Removing the animal from the quarantine premises;
(B) Allowing the animal to run at large;
(C) Destroying the animal without animal control officer authorization;
(D) Failing to notify the animal control officer of the animal's death immediately upon the occurrence thereof;
(E) Disobeying any of the quarantine restrictions imposed by the animal control officer;
(F) Allowing the animal to come in contact with other animals or persons. (Ord. 682-00, 9-5-2000)