GA HR1704

Creates an 11-member House Study Committee on Dangerous Animal Attacks and Animal Control Resources in Rural Georgia, with members appointed by the Speaker of the House

Directs the committee to evaluate animal control resource needs in rural areas lacking such resources and examine issues related to dangerous animal attacks

Addresses gaps in Georgia law regarding liability and victim compensation when attacks involve stray dogs or dogs with unidentifiable owners

Committee members receive legislative allowances for up to 5 days of meetings, funded through House appropriations

Committee must file a report with findings and any proposed legislation before abolishment on December 1, 2026