Nevada SB325 allows counties and cities to waive adoption fees for veterans, law enforcement officers, and first responders.
Nevada SB325 mandates that counties and cities with animal shelters establish programs to waive adoption fees for veterans, law enforcement officers, and first responders. These programs must waive the fee for up to one pet for six months per adopter. The bill also requires these individuals to present valid identification and mandates record-keeping by the shelters. Additionally, governing bodies must report annually to the Department of Veterans Services on the number of pets adopted under the program and whether they were adopted by a veteran, law enforcement officer, or first responder.
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