Ontario Woman Convicted for Letting Dog Roam Crown Land, Chase, Kill White-Tailed Deer

Ontario woman convicted for letting dog roam Crown land, chase, kill white-tailed deer

A woman from Manitoulin Island has been fined $1,000 and placed on probation for two years for allowing her dogs to chase and kill deer on Crown land. This is the fourth time she has been convicted for these actions.

Manitoulin Island woman fined for letting dogs run at large near deer: MNR

She was fined $1,000 and received a two-year probation from having any dogs in her care and control leave her property without being properly attached to a person

Woman fined for allowing her dogs to run loose in areas inhabited by white-tailed deer

The woman had also been convicted of the same offence three times prior

Woman keeps letting dogs run at large where white-tailed deer live, court hears

A Northeastern Ontario resident has been fined $1,000 for allowing her dogs to run at large in areas inhabited by white-tailed deer, which can cause distress to the deer and decrease their survival, Ministry of Natural Resources says.

Individual Fined for Allowing Dogs to Run at Large in Areas Inhabited by White-Tailed Deer

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