Kentucky HB212 amends rabies vaccination laws for dogs, cats, and ferrets.

Kentucky HB212 amends rabies vaccination laws by defining terms such as "dog," "cat," and "ferret" and requiring owners to vaccinate their pets by four months of age. It mandates veterinarians to issue vaccination certificates and animal control officers to request proof of vaccination. The bill also outlines the issuance of rabies tags for dogs and the responsibilities of qualified persons vaccinating their own dogs.

Kentucky HB212 amends rabies vaccination laws for dogs, cats, and ferrets.

Kentucky HB212 amends rabies vaccination laws by defining terms such as "dog," "cat," and "ferret" and requiring owners to vaccinate their pets by four months of age. It mandates veterinarians to issue vaccination certificates and animal control officers to request proof of vaccination. The bill also outlines the issuance of rabies tags for dogs and the responsibilities of qualified persons vaccinating their own dogs.