Establishes the Institute for Animal Health Research and Response at Texas A&M University.
The bill creates the Institute for Animal Health Research and Response as a component of Texas A&M University, managed by Texas A&M Agrilife extension. The institute will study animal diseases and parasitic insect infestations, analyze genetic profiles, develop prevention and mitigation strategies, and evaluate treatments. It will partner with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Animal Health Commission. The institute can employ personnel, accept gifts or grants, and enter into contracts for facilities.
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