Texas § 614.214 CONTRACT.

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§ 614.214 — CONTRACT.

Texas § 614.214

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 614.214 (2026).

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Sec. 614.214. CONTRACT. A contract for a transfer under this subchapter:

(1)may provide for the transfer without charge to the transferee;

(2)must require the transferee to:

(A)humanely care for the animal, including providing food, shelter, and regular and appropriate veterinary care, including medication, to properly provide for the animal's health;

(B)comply with all state and local laws applicable to keeping domestic animals; and

(C)notify the applicable state agency or political subdivision if the transferee is no longer able to humanely care for the animal; and

(3)must require the applicable state agency or political subdivision to take possession of the animal on:

(A)receipt of the notice under Subdivision (2)(C); or

(B)a finding by the governing body of the state agency or

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Sec. 614.214. CONTRACT. A contract for a transfer under this subchapter:
(1) may provide for the transfer without charge to the transferee;
(2) must require the transferee to:
(A) humanely care for the animal, including providing food, shelter, and regular and appropriate veterinary care, including medication, to properly provide for the animal's health;
(B) comply with all state and local laws applicable to keeping domestic animals; and
(C) notify the applicable state agency or political subdivision if the transferee is no longer able to humanely care for the animal; and
(3) must require the applicable state agency or political subdivision to take possession of the animal on:
(A) receipt of the notice under Subdivision (2)(C); or
(B) a finding by the governing body of the state agency or political subdivision that the transferee is no longer able to humanely care for the animal.