Kansas HB2395 establishes a tax credit for medical expenses incurred for adopted cats and dogs.
Kansas HB2395, known as the shelter to home pet rescue act, allows a tax credit for medical expenses of adopted cats and dogs. The credit is up to $250 for the first year and $100 for subsequent years, with a limit of six years per animal. Qualifying expenses include vaccinations, spaying or neutering, microchipping, food, and other supplies. The credit is subject to documentation and must be claimed by one taxpayer per animal per year.
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