Allows emergency transport for injured or retired police dogs needing urgent medical treatment.
This bill amends Michigan law to ensure that ambulances can provide emergency transport for police dogs injured in the line of duty or retired police dogs needing urgent medical treatment, provided no human patients require emergency assistance at that time. Ambulance personnel may require a police officer to accompany the dog during transport. The definition of "retired police dog" is included in the bill.
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