A. Constructed and maintained in good repair to protect the animal housed in the enclosure from injury, be able to keep the animal from getting out of the enclosure and keep other animals out;

B. Constructed and maintained to enable each animal housed in the enclosure to remain dry and clean;

C. Constructed and maintained to enable the animal housed in the enclosure to have convenient access to clean food and water;

D. Large enough to allow each animal housed in the enclosure to obtain adequate exercise. A separate house that an animal uses as sleeping quarters shall provide sufficient space to allow each animal in the house to turn about freely, stand easily and sit or lie in a comfortable position. It is unlawful to keep an animal in a primary enclosure or house that does not provide adequate space. (Ord. 3226 § 1, 2012).