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This Maine statute provides that an animal control officer shall seize, impound, or restrain a loose dog. If ownership is unknown, the dog may be delivered to the local animal shelter where it can be treated as a stray.

If the animal is not claimed, the Animal Control Department will either place the dog themselves or place the dog with a local shelter or rescue for adoption. There is no "stray holding period" law for other animals, including cats. It is important you act quickly and report your missing pet immediately.

Maine's exotic pet law prohibits keeping wildlife in captivity, as well as importing, breeding or releasing wildlife into the wild. Exceptions apply for a person holding a valid license (ME ST T. 12 §§ 12151 – 12161), but there is no license given for possession of an ape or any primate as a pet.

"Nuisance dog" means a dog or wolf hybrid that causes bodily injury, other than serious bodily injury, to an individual or a domesticated animal who is not trespassing on the dog or wolf hybrid owner's or keeper's premises at the time of the injury; a dog or wolf hybrid that causes a reasonable and prudent person who ...

Be respectful of the rights of your neighbors. The State of Maine does not have a “leash law”, however it does require that dogs be under control at all times, whether by leash or voice commands. Should a pet not work out, Falmouth has resources available to you; do not abandon your pet.

Ing to 7 MRS §3911, “it is unlawful for any dog, licensed or unlicensed, to be at large, except when used for hunting.” 7 MRS §3907 defines “at large” to be “off the premises of the owner and not under the control of any person whose personal presence and attention would reasonably control the conduct of the ...

Typically, animal control officers need to apply for a warrant first, but some state laws allow seizures without warrants when the officers have probable cause to believe (or even just a reasonable suspicion) that the animals are in immediate danger of harm.