TX HB2325

Requires the Department of Public Safety to establish and maintain a publicly accessible, searchable statewide dangerous dog registry on its website, in collaboration with animal control authorities

Applies only to animal control authorities in municipalities with populations exceeding 100,000

Registry must include for each dangerous dog: proof of rabies vaccination, secure enclosure verification, liability insurance proof, identification marker information (tattoo/microchip), spay/neuter status, dog's name and photograph, county location, and owner's name and address

Municipalities may provide written approval allowing animal control authorities to omit some or all required information from the registry

Animal control authorities must report dangerous dog information to DPS upon determination or after appeal, and must update the registry when a dangerous dog is sold or moved to a new address; effective September 1, 2025