Allows killing of feral chickens on private land with landowner's permission.
This bill addresses the issue of feral chickens in Hawaii by permitting their killing on private land with the landowner's consent. It aims to mitigate the nuisances caused by feral chickens, such as noise, road hazards, and conflicts with pets. The bill also includes provisions to prevent animal cruelty, such as tethering dogs with harmful restraints or engaging in animal fighting. The legislation emphasizes the importance of humane treatment of animals while allowing for the control of feral chickens to protect public health and native bird populations.
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