Illinois SB1192 amends laws concerning dangerous animals, prohibiting possession unless at a licensed facility, and exempts certain individuals from.
Illinois SB1192 amends the Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice Act of 2004 and the Criminal Code of 2012 to address the possession and treatment of dangerous animals. It prohibits individuals from owning dangerous animals unless they are at a federally licensed facility, veterinary hospital, or permitted hound running area. The bill defines "dangerous animal" to include lions, tigers, leopards, and other specified animals. It also exempts individuals with lawful possession of certain animals before a specific date from registration requirements.
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