Alabama SB361 regulates tethering and confinement of dogs, setting standards for care and exempting certain activities.
Alabama SB361 establishes specific methods and standards for tethering and confining dogs. It mandates the use of a trolley system for tethering and requires enclosures to provide adequate shelter, food, and water. Exemptions include veterinary practices, boarding kennels, and temporary events. Violators face criminal penalties and must cover the dog's care costs. The act also authorizes animal control officers to enforce these provisions.
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