Pennsylvania HB2555 amends definitions and sets new requirements for equines sold by dealers.

Pennsylvania HB2555 amends the definition of "dealer" and establishes new requirements for equines sold by dealers. Dealers must maintain records including identification details, sale dates, and equine infectious anemia test results. Dealers may use an interstate certificate of veterinary inspection, implanted microchip, tattoo, or brand. The act requires a minimum of two years of recordkeeping for each equine sold. It also defines terms such as "dam" and "foal." The act takes effect in 90 days.

Pennsylvania HB2555 amends definitions and sets new requirements for equines sold by dealers.

Pennsylvania HB2555 amends the definition of "dealer" and establishes new requirements for equines sold by dealers. Dealers must maintain records including identification details, sale dates, and equine infectious anemia test results. Dealers may use an interstate certificate of veterinary inspection, implanted microchip, tattoo, or brand. The act requires a minimum of two years of recordkeeping for each equine sold. It also defines terms such as "dam" and "foal." The act takes effect in 90 days.