Allows livestock owners to purchase and administer rabies vaccine to livestock during rabies outbreaks, with provisions expiring after two years.

New York Assembly Bill A01121 amends the agriculture and markets law to allow livestock owners to purchase and possess rabies vaccine and vaccinate their livestock during emergency rabies outbreaks, as determined by the commissioner of health. This act defines livestock to include cattle, horses, and any species indicated on the vaccine label, but excludes dogs and cats. The provisions of this bill will expire and be repealed two years after its effective date.

Allows livestock owners to purchase and administer rabies vaccine to livestock during rabies outbreaks, with provisions expiring after two years.

New York Assembly Bill A01121 amends the agriculture and markets law to allow livestock owners to purchase and possess rabies vaccine and vaccinate their livestock during emergency rabies outbreaks, as determined by the commissioner of health. This act defines livestock to include cattle, horses, and any species indicated on the vaccine label, but excludes dogs and cats. The provisions of this bill will expire and be repealed two years after its effective date.