SB 1539 imposes tax and welfare requirements on Arizona breeders selling domestic companion animals.
SB 1539 amends Arizona law to add regulations for breeders selling domestic companion animals. Breeders must pay transaction privilege tax on sales and provide a veterinary inspection certificate to buyers. They must also maintain safe conditions for animals and humane placement practices. Violators face civil penalties up to $1,000 per violation. The law defines "breeder" as anyone selling domestic companion animals, including hobby breeders who breed two or more litters per year.
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