Illinois HB5411 mandates rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats in shelters and public health settings, allowing delegation to certified technicians.
HB5411, known as the Rabies Vaccination Access for Shelters and Public Health Act, requires dogs and cats in shelters and public health settings to receive rabies vaccinations. Licensed veterinarians can delegate this task to certified veterinary technicians or trained shelter administrators, provided they are under indirect supervision. The supervising veterinarian must ensure proper protocols, training, and oversight. Vaccination certificates must be issued for each inoculation, identifying the licensed veterinarian.
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