SB2710 regulates dog breeding and animal abuse in Hawaii, including licensing, tethering restrictions, and registration requirements for animal.
SB2710 introduces new regulations for dog breeding and animal abuse in Hawaii. It mandates that dog breeders obtain a license, prohibits tethering dogs with certain restraints unless supervised, and requires breeders to maintain detailed records for each dog. The bill also establishes registration requirements for individuals convicted of animal abuse, prohibiting them from owning pets or working in animal-related industries. Animal shelters, pet stores, and breeders must check the registration status of individuals seeking to adopt or purchase animals.
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