New York S05410 regulates animal breeders by requiring licensing, establishing minimum care standards, and creating a breeder licensing fund.
New York S05410 amends the agriculture and markets law to introduce comprehensive regulation of animal breeders. It mandates that all breeders obtain a license from the commissioner, with fees deposited into a breeder licensing fund. The bill exempts not-for-profit organizations from licensing requirements. It sets minimum standards for animal care, including housing, sanitation, feeding, and veterinary care. Breeders must keep detailed records of animal purchases, sales, and dispositions. The commissioner has the authority to refuse, suspend, or revoke licenses for violations.
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