New York A01939 amends the agriculture and markets law to limit exemptions for animal dealers from licensing, identification, and control provisions.
New York A01939 amends the agriculture and markets law to limit exemptions for animal dealers from licensing, identification, and control provisions for dogs. The amendment applies these provisions to dealers who are licensed as a class A dealer under the Federal Animal Welfare Act and sell dogs exclusively to USDA registered research facilities. The changes take effect 120 days after the law is enacted.
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