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While the house rules currently allow residents to keep pets (dogs, cats, birds and fish in reasonable number) only indoor pets may be kept at Ypao Garden Condominium. Pursuant to Guam Law, pets must be leashed/tethered and under direct control of their owner while outside in public areas. Residents are also reminded to please remove all fecal deposits left on the common area grounds by their pets (especially dogs). Pets must be kept inside respective units and not in balconies, hallways, patios, or any common areas. With regard to stray animals, we are aware that some residents have compassion for the stray cats roaming the property, feed them, give them water and want to keep them roaming at large. Unfortunately, others do not share your compassion and are annoyed by the cats that lay around in the stairwells, landings, underneath and on top of cars (reportedly leaving scratches). These “homeless” cats roaming freely on the property constitute a nuisance. Pursuant to Guam Law or the Guam Code Annotated (GCA), Title 10, Chapter 34, (m) “Public nuisance” means any animal that:
Important: Pets Policy Update, on August 15, 2024
"No Dogs Policy for Tenants"
Ypao Garden now has a new "No Dogs Policy for Tenants" starting August 15, 2024. Pet dogs are not allowed for new tenants moving in and residing at Ypao Garden starting August 15, 2024. Pet dogs are not allowed for any current tenants who already reside at Ypao Garden and do not have pet dogs at this time. For those current tenants who already have pet dogs, they are exceptions to this new policy, such as those pet dogs are allowed and they are "grandfathered" in.
While the house rules currently allow residents to keep pets (dogs, cats, birds and fish in reasonable number) only indoor pets may be kept at Ypao Garden Condominium. Pursuant to Guam Law, pets must be leashed/tethered and under direct control of their owner while outside in public areas. Residents are also reminded to please remove all fecal deposits left on the common area grounds by their pets (especially dogs). Pets must be kept inside respective units and not in balconies, hallways, patios, or any common areas. With regard to stray animals, we are aware that some residents have compassion for the stray cats roaming the property, feed them, give them water and want to keep them roaming at large. Unfortunately, others do not share your compassion and are annoyed by the cats that lay around in the stairwells, landings, underneath and on top of cars (reportedly leaving scratches). These “homeless” cats roaming freely on the property constitute a nuisance. Pursuant to Guam Law or the Guam Code Annotated (GCA), Title 10, Chapter 34, (m) “Public nuisance” means any animal that:
- Molests passersby or passing vehicles;
- Attacks other animals;
- Trespasses on school grounds;
- Is repeatedly at large; or
- Damages private or public property;
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