FL S2032

Creates a rebuttable presumption that an animal has been trained or used for fighting if it exhibits fresh wounds, scarring, or other specific indications of fighting use.

Establishes rebuttable presumption of fighting use if a person possesses training apparatus such as gaffs, slashers, sparring muffs, fighting pits, or drugs known to be used in animal fighting preparation.

Corrects cross-references in section 828.122, F.S. by renumbering subsections (4) through (10) as subsections (5) through (11).

Provides that a county or agency is not liable for the cost of an animal seized and awarded to the county or agency's custody pursuant to a court order.

Effective date: October 1, 2011.