Pets on Public Transit Policy In Ottawa
Dear Mayor Chiarelli and City Councillors:Approximately fifty percent (50\%) of households in the City of Ottawa have a pet. As the population of Ottawa ages, companion animals will continue to be a g... continue reading »
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"institute a Pet-Pass or Pet-Ticket to raise money for operations."
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"I believe if the animal is leashed, under control and welcome to walk the streets, it can ride the bus."
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"Dogs need to be allowed on transit"
"We should follow suit with other modern cities and understand that pet owners should have the right to bring there companion animal with them on public transit."
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"When I was a student in Guelph, I was able to take my pet on the bus provided it was crated, and would appreciate the opportunity to do the same now that I am a student in Ottawa."
"Compared to most Canadian cities, Ottawa has become regressive in its policies. It's time to have a reality check and be a leader in community issues. Don't simply react."
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"The City must acknowledge the major role pets play in busy people's, i.e., rate payers', lives. This very reasonable request is an opportunity for the City to do so."
