Oklahoma § 4-396 Return of dogs subsequently claimed - Immunity from

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 4-396 — Return of dogs subsequently claimed - Immunity from

Oklahoma § 4-396

Title 4Animals

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Okla. Stat. tit. 4, § 4-396 (2026).

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liability. An institution shall at its own expense return to appropriate dog pound any dog delivered to it which subsequently is identified and claimed by its owner; provided, however, that no institution shall be liable to the owner for any injury or illness or subsequent death of any such animal, resulting from the transportation, detention, or proper use of the dog in its scientific and educational activities.

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liability. An institution shall at its own expense return to appropriate dog pound any dog delivered to it which subsequently is identified and claimed by its owner; provided, however, that no institution shall be liable to the owner for any injury or illness or subsequent death of any such animal, resulting from the transportation, detention, or proper use of the dog in its scientific and educational activities.