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Council: No tags for dogs in high-rise homes but it’s okay

By N. TRISHA
Tan (right) with applicant Ooi Keng Hooi (left) as veterinary assistant (second from left) Asrul Rizal Ayob, Mohd Emeel Zaki Mohamad Rafi and Nurzam Izati Ayu Abd Aziz look on. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

DOGS living in high-rise homes will not be issued tags by the city council.

Penang’s by-laws forbid their owners from getting dog licences if they live in flats, apartments and condominiums as they are not allowed to rear dogs there.

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