New Hampshire HB1766 amends laws on livestock cruelty, detailing procedures for confiscation, care, and disposition of livestock.
New Hampshire HB1766 amends existing laws to establish procedures for the confiscation, care, and disposition of livestock in cases of cruelty. It mandates that livestock be taken into protective custody by law enforcement officers or animal control officers when there is probable cause to believe the livestock is being abused or neglected. The bill outlines the process for notifying the owner, providing proper care, and returning or disposing of the livestock.
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