New Hampshire HB1766 amends laws on livestock cruelty, detailing procedures for livestock confiscation and care.

New Hampshire HB1766 revises the handling of livestock cruelty cases, specifying procedures for livestock confiscation and care. It mandates that livestock be confiscated by an officer if the owner is charged with animal cruelty. The bill outlines conditions under which livestock can be returned or permanently transferred to the officer or society. It also details the roles of veterinarians in assessing and treating confiscated livestock. The bill emphasizes humane care and outlines the process for returning or disposing of livestock after a conviction.

New Hampshire HB1766 amends laws on livestock cruelty, detailing procedures for livestock confiscation and care.

New Hampshire HB1766 revises the handling of livestock cruelty cases, specifying procedures for livestock confiscation and care. It mandates that livestock be confiscated by an officer if the owner is charged with animal cruelty. The bill outlines conditions under which livestock can be returned or permanently transferred to the officer or society. It also details the roles of veterinarians in assessing and treating confiscated livestock. The bill emphasizes humane care and outlines the process for returning or disposing of livestock after a conviction.