Virginia Statutes

§ 3.2-6403 — Domesticated animal premises; liability for domesticated animal pathogen

Virginia § 3.2-6403
JurisdictionVirginia
Title 3.2Agriculture, Animal Care, and Food
Subtitle VDomestic Animals
Ch. 64.1Domesticated Animal Pathogen Liability

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Bluebook
Va. Code Ann. § 3.2-6403 (2026).

Text

A.For purposes of this chapter, unless the context requires a different meaning: "Domesticated animal pathogen" or "pathogen" means a microorganism, biological agent, or toxin that (i) causes disease, illness, or death to a human and (ii) is primarily transmitted by human contact with a domesticated animal or manure or other excretions or body fluids from a domesticated animal. "Domesticated animal premises" or "premises" means a place at a petting zoo, fair, or agricultural exhibition at which a domesticated animal is regularly kept for three or more consecutive hours.
B.No owner or operator of a domesticated animal premises shall be liable for damages arising from a claim by a person who visits such premises, including a participant or spectator, alleging injury or death caused by a

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Legislative History

2020, c. 453.

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