New York A04376 amends the agriculture and markets law to regulate animal breeders, requiring licensing and establishing minimum care standards.
New York A04376 amends the agriculture and markets law to regulate animal breeders, requiring them to be licensed. The bill establishes minimum standards for animal care, including housing, feeding, and veterinary care. It mandates that breeders keep detailed records of animal purchases, sales, and transfers. The bill also creates a breeder licensing fund and exempts not-for-profit organizations from licensing requirements. Violations of the provisions are subject to penalties and potential license suspension or revocation.
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