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ANIMAL WELFARE REGULATIONS 35 § 1.1 Deinitions 35 PART 2 – REGULATIONS 47 Part 2: TOC 47 Subpart A – Licensing 50 § 2.1 Requirements and application 50 § 2.2 Acknowledgement of regulations and standards 54 § 2.3 Demonstration of compliance with standards and regulations 55 § 2.4 Non-interference with APHIS oicials 56
Regulations established under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) set standards for the humane care and treatment of certain animals exhibited to the public, sold for use as pets, used in research, or transported commercially. Find AWA Services and Information.
Animal Welfare Regulations. Animal Care operates in accordance with the Animal Welfare Act and the Horse Protection Act. Find out more about those regulations below.
Animal Welfare Act Enforcement. Animal Care enforces the AWA primarily through the use of inspections. Our inspectors conduct unannounced visits to licensed or registered facilities, where they review all areas of care and treatment covered under the law.
ANIMAL WELFARE REGULATIONS. PART 1 DEFINITION OF TERMS § 1.1 Definitions. ..... PART 2 REGULATIONS . Subpart A Licensing § 2.1 Requirements and application..... § 2.2 Acknowledgement of regulations and standards.....
Regulations established under the Animal Welfare Act set standards for the humane care and treatment of certain animals exhibited to the public, sold for use as pets, used in research, or transported commercially.
On February 21, 2023, APHIS published a final rule in the Federal Register establishing new welfare standards for birds. These regulations ensure the humane handling, care, treatment, and transportation of birds regulated under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA).
INTRODUCTION. Ensuring the humane treatment of animals is good business, good for animals, and is required by law under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA). Passed by Congress in 1966, the law seeks to ensure the humane treatment of many animals not raised for food, fiber, feathers, or eggs.
APHIS protects the health of U.S. agriculture and natural resources against invasive pests and diseases, regulates genetically engineered crops, administers the Animal Welfare Act, and helps people and wildlife coexist.
The Center for Animal Welfare provides guidance on animal welfare issues to regulated and non-regulated stakeholders. Our diverse network of partners and experts serve as the national resource for policy analysis, education and outreach, and science and technology in support of the Animal Welfare and Horse Protection Acts.