Missouri HB2436 modifies laws on animal offenses, including impoundment, care, and disposition.
Missouri HB2436 modifies provisions relating to offenses involving animals. It mandates that no animal shall be sterilized prior to the completion of a disposition hearing unless necessary to save life or relieve suffering. It requires impounding animals in the care of a veterinarian, animal control authority, animal shelter, or a third party approved by the court. Law enforcement officials can seek a warrant to enter private property to inspect, care for, or impound neglected or abused animals.
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