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CT HB05123
Bill
Status
Passed
5/8/2012
Primary Sponsor
Edwin Gomes
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AI Summary
- Modifies procedures for placing animals seized in animal cruelty cases when ownership is vested in the Commissioner of Agriculture or a municipality
- Allows the commissioner or municipality to conduct public auctions, consign animals to auction, or sell through open advertised bidding where bid price and demonstrated animal care ability are considered
- Requires proceeds from Commissioner of Agriculture sales through open bidding to be deposited in the "animal abuse cost recovery account"
- Allows municipalities to keep sale proceeds in the town's general fund
- Permits the commissioner or municipality to vest animal ownership in individuals or nonprofit animal rescue/adoption organizations, removing the previous requirement that such organizations must annually place ten or more animals in private homes
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Placement Of Animals Seized In Animal Cruelty Cases.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
5/14/2012
Committee Referrals
Environment2/16/2012
Full Bill Text
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