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Animals on Campus / In Buildings
Guidelines
and Policies
In general, animals are not banned from College buildings or grounds. However,
there are several guidelines that must be followed by the owners of these
animals.
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Pets
such as dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, or any other animals are not permitted
in dormitories or other student housing. .
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Animals
shall not be disruptive (e.g. excessive barking inside a building).
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Animals
shall be restrained (actively, e.g. on a leash, not passively;
e.g. by voice command).
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Dangerous
animals may not be brought onto campus (e.g. vicious dogs,
poisonous snakes).
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Animals
shall not be left unattended in public areas of buildings, outside or in
private offices for extended periods of time.
- The
owner or handler shall properly dispose of all his/her animal’s waste in
trash containers.
- The
owner is responsible for all damages and injuries caused by the animal, and
will be required to indemnify the College for any losses or damages that
the College may sustain as a result of the animal being on campus.
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If
the owner is requested by another person to not bring the animal to a place,
event or otherwise have the animal in that person’s presence, that request
must be respected, promptly and without retaliation in any way toward the
requestor.
- The
College reserves the right to ban any animal from
any building with or without demonstrating due cause. There
is no inherent "right" to have animals
on College premises. Specific animals may be banned
or “trespassed from campus” by Public Safety.
Animals that are disruptive, unrestrained or dangerous will be trespassed.
The College may refer pet owners who refuse to comply with this policy to
appropriate administrative offices for suitable action.
This policy in no way restricts the use of lab or service animals.
See also: Public Safety — Dog Policy
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