When you take an animal to a pound, you must give the poundkeeper some information in writing. You need to tell them what the animal looks like, how many there are, and any brands or earmarks it has. You also need to say who you think the owner is, where you found the animal, and how much you want to charge for taking care of it and moving it to the pound.
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The person by whom or by whose order any stock is delivered to a pound shall specify in writing to the poundkeeper of that pound the description, number, brands or apparent brands and earmarks of the stock, the name of the owner (if known to him), the place where the stock was found, and details of any trespass rates and driving charges claimed.
