Oregon HB4034 modifies regulations for animal rescue entities, including record-keeping, licensing, and inspection requirements.
Oregon HB4034 amends the record-keeping and licensing requirements for animal rescue entities. It specifies that veterinary facilities do not qualify as animal rescue entities. The State Department of Agriculture is tasked with enforcing provisions related to regulating animal rescue entities. The bill also removes the impoundment of animals as a civil penalty for violations. It mandates that animal rescue entities maintain records for each animal in their custody, including details such as the animal's source, date of acquisition, and disposition.
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