SB442 mandates health certificates for dogs, cats, and ferrets transferred from out of state and updates related animal transfer regulations.
SB442 amends New Hampshire's animal transfer laws, requiring an official health certificate for dogs, cats, and ferrets received from outside the state before transfer. It also mandates that these animals meet quarantine requirements. The bill updates the title of RSA 437:8 to reflect the new focus on official certificates of transfer. Additionally, it specifies that these certificates must be kept for four years in the animal records database.
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