California AB506 mandates sellers of dogs, cats, and rabbits to provide buyers with detailed written notices and voids contracts with nonrefundable.
California AB506 requires sellers of dogs, cats, and rabbits to provide written notices to buyers with specific details about the animal's origin, medical history, and treatments. This includes the breeder's information, USDA license number, birthplace, and records of inoculations, worming treatments, and any veterinarian treatments or medications. Contracts for the transfer of ownership that include nonrefundable deposits are void as against public policy. Sellers must refund any money exchanged under such void contracts.
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