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This document establishes a policy regarding the presence of animals in facilities owned or leased by the Department of Administrative Services, outlining allowed exceptions and procedures for compliance.

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How to fill out Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities

1. Begin with a brief introduction explaining the purpose of the Policy Manual.
2. Outline the definitions of key terms related to animals and facilities.
3. Describe the types of animals covered by the policy.
4. Specify the facilities that fall under this policy.
5. Detail the procedures for reporting animal-related incidents or concerns.
6. Include guidelines for the care and management of animals on the premises.
7. Provide information on training requirements for staff interacting with animals.
8. Establish protocols for health and safety standards regarding animals.
9. Add a section on enforcement and consequences for not adhering to the policy.
10. Conclude with resources for further information and policy updates.

Who needs Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

1. Department staff responsible for managing animal-related activities.
2. Facility managers overseeing the use of department-owned or leased facilities.
3. Trainers and volunteers who work with animals on department property.
4. Safety officers ensuring compliance with health regulations.
5. Any stakeholders involved in animal welfare and facility operations.

People Also Ask about

What questions can a business ask about a Service Dog?

Business owners and staff are only allowed to ask two questions regarding service dogs. They may ask 1) if the dog is a service animal that is required due to a disability and 2) what type of work or task the dog has been trained to do. The ADA prohibits them from asking about a person's disability.

What questions are commonly asked about service animals in places of business?

Answer: In situations where it is not obvious that the dog is a service animal, staff may ask only two specific questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? and (2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform?

What disqualifies a Service Dog?

Asking if a Dog is a Service Animal Request any documentation that the dog is registered, licensed, or certified as a service animal. Require that the dog demonstrate its task, or inquire about the nature of the person's disability.

How many animals can you have in base housing?

Army-owned Family Housing must comply with this policy and installation specific domestic animal policies. Also, residents of Army- owned Family Housing are limited to two dogs, two cats, or one dog and one cat.

What are the 3 questions you can ask about a service animal?

Any aggression whatsoever immediately disqualifies a dog as a Service Dog. Service Dogs work hard, and there are SO MANY THINGS they have to learn – basic obedience, advanced obedience, public access skills, task training. Some drive, particularly food and toy drive, and some energy, are necessary for them to succeed.

What are the 4 principles of animal welfare?

Animals must be provided water, food, proper handling, health care, and an environment appropriate to their care and use, with thoughtful consideration for their species-typical biology and behavior.

What is the animal welfare policy?

The Animal Welfare Act (AWA) requires that minimum standards of care and treatment be provided for certain animals bred for commercial sale; used in research, teaching, or testing; transported commercially; or exhibited to the public.

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What is Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

The Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities is a set of guidelines and regulations governing the management, care, and handling of animals that are housed in facilities owned or leased by the department.

Who is required to file Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

All department employees and contractors who are involved in the care or management of animals within department owned or leased facilities are required to file the Policy Manual.

How to fill out Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

To fill out the Policy Manual, individuals should carefully read the guidelines, complete the relevant sections with accurate information regarding animal care practices, and submit the form to the appropriate departmental authority for review.

What is the purpose of Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

The purpose of the Policy Manual is to ensure the humane treatment of animals, establish best practices for their care, and ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards within department facilities.

What information must be reported on Policy Manual - Animals in Department Owned or Leased Facilities?

The information that must be reported includes details on animal species, numbers, health records, care protocols, and any incidents or concerns related to the animals housed within the facilities.