Montana § 37-18-604 Certified Agency -- Duties

Montana Statutes

§ 37-18-604 — Certified Agency -- Duties

Montana § 37-18-604

Title 37PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 18VETERINARY MEDICINE

Part 6Euthanasia Technicians and Agencies -- Certification

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Mont. Code Ann. § 37-18-604 (2026).

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37-18-604 . Certified agency -- duties.

(1)A person may not possess controlled substances for the purpose of euthanasia without first becoming a licensed veterinarian or a certified agency under rules adopted by the board.

(2)Certified agencies shall apply for registration with the applicable state or federal agency to possess controlled substances approved by the board for purposes of euthanasia.

(3)Certified agencies shall comply with all state and federal laws regarding the storage, care, and administration of controlled substances. Failure to comply with these laws may result in the immediate revocation of the certification in addition to any other civil or criminal penalties provided under any other statute.

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37-18-604 . Certified agency -- duties. (1) A person may not possess controlled substances for the purpose of euthanasia without first becoming a licensed veterinarian or a certified agency under rules adopted by the board.
(2) Certified agencies shall apply for registration with the applicable state or federal agency to possess controlled substances approved by the board for purposes of euthanasia.
(3) Certified agencies shall comply with all state and federal laws regarding the storage, care, and administration of controlled substances. Failure to comply with these laws may result in the immediate revocation of the certification in addition to any other civil or criminal penalties provided under any other statute.