Massachusetts H446 amends wildlife rehabilitators' regulations, requiring written agreements with veterinarians.
Massachusetts H446 amends the state's wildlife rehabilitators' regulations by requiring those who provide care for sick, injured, debilitated, and orphaned wildlife to enter into a written agreement with a veterinarian. This agreement must be approved by the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife and outline the specific procedures, services, responsibilities, and limitations of the wildlife rehabilitator. This change aims to ensure that wildlife care is provided by trained professionals following established protocols.
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