Establishes a veterinary care program for retired law enforcement and fire investigation dogs.
The bill requires the Division of Criminal Justice Services to create a veterinary care program for retired law enforcement and fire investigation dogs. Eligible dogs must have served for at least five years, been injured in service, or trained in THC detection. The program covers veterinary care costs, including wellness exams, treatments, surgeries, and cremation. Participating law enforcement or fire departments must elect to join the program.
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