The Collection & Boarding of Banned Breeds, Dangerous & Seized Dogs for Humberside Police

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£960,000

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  • Dog kennel services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

3 years ago

Description

Humberside Police (HP) have awarded a contract to a service provider to collect and kennel dogs upon their instruction that are a banned breed, dangerous or seized for welfare reasons within the Humberside region.  This service is will be provided 24/7/365(6) days a year with the provision of a minimum of 25 kennels (with potential access to further kennels should the need arise).
The collection of a dog will be undertaken within a maximum of 90 minutes following notification from Humberside Police.  The Service Provider will provide adequate and secure shelter, food and healthcare sufficient to meet the needs of the animal in line with the animal welfare act for animals placed in the custody of the kennel; this can be for long periods of time.

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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside

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