Animal rights (Allan Axelrod, 8 Dec 2003)

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Sender:	Allan Axelrod
Date:	Mon, 8 Dec 2003 11:08:07 –0500
Re:	Animal rights

in US law generally, there would be a common law finder's lien for reasonable expenses in preservation of the thing found

Robert Stevens wrote:
Local authorities are obliged to seize stray dogs. This duty may be delegated. Owners are only entitled to the return of dogs if they pay all the expenses incurred by reason of the detention. I assume, but don't know, that the local authority has delegated the function of seizure to the dogs home (which is a charity).
see Environmental Protection Act 1990 section 149(5)

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