SB1242

In quarantine, dogs at large and confinement, providing for dog registry.

Introduced·3/23/26
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania SB1242 establishes a Lost and Found Dog Registry for dogs reported lost or found in the state.

Pennsylvania SB1242 amends the Dog Law to create a Lost and Found Dog Registry. This registry, to be established by the department within one year, will include information on dogs reported lost by residents or non-residents if the dog was lost in Pennsylvania. The registry will be accessible to the public through a department-operated website and will not charge a fee for access. The registry will continuously compile and provide information on lost and found dogs.

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Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee
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History

Mar 23

Senate

Referred to Agriculture & Rural Affairs