Hawaii HB1594 mandates proof of sterilization for dogs and cats imported into the state, with exceptions for short-term stays, health concerns, and.

Hawaii HB1594 aims to control pet overpopulation and protect public health by requiring proof of sterilization for dogs and cats imported into the state. Exceptions are made for animals staying less than ninety days, those with health issues, and those imported by registered breeders. The Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity will maintain a breeder registry and may charge fees to cover administrative costs. The bill also establishes verification procedures in coordination with airlines and other carriers.

Hawaii HB1594 mandates proof of sterilization for dogs and cats imported into the state, with exceptions for short-term stays, health concerns, and.

Hawaii HB1594 aims to control pet overpopulation and protect public health by requiring proof of sterilization for dogs and cats imported into the state. Exceptions are made for animals staying less than ninety days, those with health issues, and those imported by registered breeders. The Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity will maintain a breeder registry and may charge fees to cover administrative costs. The bill also establishes verification procedures in coordination with airlines and other carriers.