Kansas SB344 allows animal shelters to place certain animals needing treatment or care in foster homes and requires shelters to display photographs.
Kansas SB344 amends the pet animal act to authorize animal shelters to move certain animals needing treatment or care to a foster home. This includes animals that are sick, injured, or neonates requiring care that the shelter cannot provide. The bill also mandates that shelters display photographs of animals at a location other than the shelter during a holding period. This holding period is a minimum of three full business days, allowing the public to inspect and recover the animal.
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