Illinois HB3648 mandates animal shelters and control facilities to provide detailed information about dogs and cats up for adoption.
Illinois HB3648 amends the Animal Welfare Act to require animal shelters and animal control facilities to provide adopters with specific information about dogs and cats available for adoption. This includes details such as the breed, age, sex, and medical history of the animal, as well as the adoption fee and any additional charges. If the animal was returned, the reason and date must also be disclosed. The bill mandates that shelters and facilities provide the organization from which the dog was obtained, along with its address and phone number.
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