New Mexico § 61-14-7.1 Animal sheltering committee; duties. (Repealed effective

New Mexico Statutes

§ 61-14-7.1 — Animal sheltering committee; duties. (Repealed effective

New Mexico § 61-14-7.1

Ch. 61Professional and Occupational Licenses

Art. 14Veterinary Medicine

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 61-14-7.1 (2026).

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July 1, 2030.) The sheltering committee shall: A. develop a voluntary statewide dog and cat spay and neuter program in conjunction with animal shelters and euthanasia agencies; B. develop criteria for individuals, nonprofit organizations, animal shelters and euthanasia agencies to receive assistance for dog and cat spaying and neutering from the animal care and facility fund; provided that assistance to individuals and nonprofit organizations shall only be given to individuals who have, or to nonprofit organizations that shall only provide assistance to service recipients who have, a household income that does not exceed two hundred percent of the current federal poverty level guidelines published by the United States department of health and human services; and C. recommend to the board t

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July 1, 2030.) The sheltering committee shall: A. develop a voluntary statewide dog and cat spay and neuter program in conjunction with animal shelters and euthanasia agencies; B. develop criteria for individuals, nonprofit organizations, animal shelters and euthanasia agencies to receive assistance for dog and cat spaying and neutering from the animal care and facility fund; provided that assistance to individuals and nonprofit organizations shall only be given to individuals who have, or to nonprofit organizations that shall only provide assistance to service recipients who have, a household income that does not exceed two hundred percent of the current federal poverty level guidelines published by the United States department of health and human services; and C. recommend to the board the disbursements of money from the animal care and facility fund to qualifying individuals, nonprofit organizations, animal shelters and euthanasia agencies.