New Jersey Statutes

§ 26:4-86 — 2 Rabies testing requirements; notifying owner, acknowledgement from owner.

New Jersey·Title 26 HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

2. a. Except as provided under subsection e. of this section, no rabies testing shall be performed on a dead domestic companion animal until the health official requiring the rabies testing, or the veterinarian preparing and submitting the specimen for rabies testing, and the owner of the animal have complied with the requirements of subsections b. and c. of this section. b. Whenever it is necessary to test a dead domestic companion animal for rabies, prior to commencing any testing procedure, the health official requiring the rabies testing, or the veterinarian preparing and submitting the specimen for rabies testing, as applicable, shall notify at the first opportunity the owner of the animal, if known, verbally and in writing, of:

(1)the necessity of the rabies testing and the reasons

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