Illinois SB0128 amends the Animal Control Act to exempt animals from rabies inoculation if a veterinarian determines it would compromise the animal's.
Illinois SB0128 amends the Animal Control Act to allow exemptions from rabies inoculation if a licensed veterinarian determines in writing that the inoculation would compromise an animal's health. The exemption is valid for one year and can be renewed annually. The owner remains responsible for tag fees. If a bite occurs from an exempt animal, the animal is treated as unvaccinated. The bill also mandates that rabies vaccines be sold and used only by licensed veterinarians and licensed by the USDA.
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