The City of Cape Town has invited public comment on proposed amendments to its animal-keeping by-law, with submissions open until September 29, 2026. According to IOL, the proposed changes cover rules relating to circuses, working animals, the seizure of animals and enforcement measures. Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to have their say on the draft amendments before the deadline, after which the city is expected to consider the feedback in finalising the revised by-law.
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