Nevada Administrative Code|Animal Rabies (441A.410 to 441A.445)

Section 441A.410 - Appointment of rabies control authority; ordinance providing for rabies control program; authority of county, city or town to require licenses for dogs, cats and ferrets; duty of county, city or town to provide certain information to State Health Officer or representative thereof

Section 441A.412 - Rabies control authority in certain jurisdictions to maintain record of certificates of vaccinations against rabies; confidentiality of record

Section 441A.415 - Rabies control authority: Investigate report of person bitten by rabies-susceptible animal; ensure proper procedures carried out for confinement, testing, quarantine or euthanasia of biting animal

Section 441A.420 - Rabies control authority to investigate case or suspected case of animal rabies; authority of rabies control authority to enter private property; destruction of head of rabies-susceptible animal prohibited

Section 441A.425 - Management of animals that have bitten persons; responsibility of owner for costs of quarantine, veterinary care and examination

Section 441A.430 - Management of animals that have been in close contact with animal suspected or known to have rabies; responsibility of owner for costs of quarantine, veterinary care and examination

Section 441A.433 - Animal shelter required to provide for vaccination of dog, cat or ferret released for adoption

Section 441A.435 - Owner required to maintain dog, cat or ferret currently vaccinated; vaccination requirements; exemption by licensed veterinarian; proof that dog, cat or ferret is currently vaccinated or exempted from vaccination required before entering State; impoundment; review of revisions of recommendations for vaccination

Section 441A.440 - Veterinarians: Issuance of certificates of vaccination and rabies vaccination tags; cooperation with investigation by rabies control authority

Section 441A.445 - Prohibited activities on private property involving bat, skunk, raccoon, fox or coyote; relinquishment of animal; exemptions

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