Massachusetts H314 establishes licensing and consumer protection regulations for dog day care businesses.
Massachusetts H314 creates a licensing requirement for dog day care businesses, mandating that the Department of Consumer Affairs consult with animal owners, licensed veterinarians, and industry experts when drafting regulations. The bill outlines specific regulations including minimum commercial general liability insurance, fire and emergency procedures, and animal health recordkeeping. Dog day care businesses must obtain a license from the director, with fees set annually by the commissioner of administration.
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