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said conealner. Any excepaons to this policy must be approved by the OPERATOR. <br /> 6. OPERATOR shall keep records of animal type, identifying marks, and <br />time and place of pickup. OPERATOR shall also keep appropriate records of animals <br />surrendered at shelter. <br /> <br /> 7. OPERATOR shall provide forms for CITIES use only for live or dead <br />alxizvai.~ brought to SHELTER. The CITIES will be respomible for their own internal <br />reporting procedures not part of this ag~ement, <br /> 8. No sick or injured animal will be brought to the SHELTER unless and <br />until it has been examined, properly treated and released by a veterinariarc Anirval~ <br />deemed by OPERATOR personnel to need veterinary care shall not be received by <br />OPERATOR without written veterinary clearance to hold them at the shelter. <br /> 9. The placement of animals in the SHELTER shall comply with all <br />procedures established by the County Director of Field Services, as reviewed by the <br />COMMYI'rEE. <br /> 10. Indigenous wild animals protected under State law picked up by <br />CITIES must be turned over to the State Depar~xxent of Fish and Game by CITIES. <br /> 11. The OPERATOR will collect CITIES dog license fees only for dogs <br />redeemed or adopted from the SHELTER. Those fees will be remitted in full to the <br />C1Tn~. Dog license fees collected will not be considered shelter revenue for the purpose <br />of calculating net operating cost. <br /> 12. OPERATOR will charge fees for shelter services in the amount <br /> established and ratified by the PARTICIPATING ENTITIES. Effort will be made to <br /> establish uniform fees. Payment of such fees may be waived at the discretion of the <br /> <br />OPERATOR, subject to written policy. <br /> <br />B - 6 <br /> <br /> <br />