Michigan HB4131 amends the definition of animal shelter and outlines penalties for animal neglect and abuse.
Michigan HB4131 modifies the definition of "animal protection shelter" to clarify it as a facility for homeless animals operated by a nonprofit organization. It also defines terms like "breeder," "licensed veterinarian," and "state of good health." The bill outlines penalties for animal neglect and abuse, including imprisonment, fines, and community service. It specifies conditions for tethering dogs and defines "adequate care" for animals, including food, water, shelter, and veterinary attention.
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