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CT SB00457

Bill

Official Source

Status

Introduced

1/27/2021

Primary Sponsor

Will Haskell

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Origin

Senate

2021 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Reduces the mandatory strict confinement period for dogs and cats exposed to rabies from six months to four months if vaccinated within 96 hours of exposure
  • Applies only to animals that receive rabies vaccination within ninety-six hours following possible rabies exposure
  • Intended to encourage retention and adoption of cats and dogs in Connecticut
  • Referred to the Committee on Environment
  • Introduced by Senator Haskell, 26th District, during the January 2021 session

Legislative Description

An Act Reducing The Length Of Required Confinement For Dogs And Cats Vaccinated For Rabies Within Ninety-six Hours Of Possible Rabies Exposure.

Last Action

Referred to Joint Committee on Environment

1/27/2021

Committee Referrals

Environment1/27/2021

Full Bill Text

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