64B16-29.001. Definition

CHAPTER 64B16-29 ANIMAL CONTROL SHELTER PERMITS 64B16-29.001 Definition 64B16-29.002 General Requirements 64B16-29.003 Drug Requirement (Repealed) 64B16-29.004 Records 64B16-29.0041 Record Maintenance Systems for Animal Shelter Permits 64B16-29.005 Storage 64B16-29.001 Definition. An “animal control shelter” is a county or municipal animal control agency or Humane Society registered with the Secretary of State which holds a modified Class II Institutional Pharmacy permit issued by the Department of Health pursuant to certification of compliance with Rule 64B16-29.002, F.A.C., by the Board of Pharmacy. An animal control shelter is issued a pharmacy permit for the sole purpose of obtaining the drugs, sodium pentobarbital and sodium pentobarbital with lidocaine, Tiletamine Hydrochloride, alone or combined with Zolazepam (including Telazol), Xylazine (including Rompun), Ketamine, Acepromazine Maleate (also Acetylpromazine, and including Atravet or Acezine), alone or combined with Etorphine (including Immobilon), and Yohimbine Hydrochloride, alone or combined with Atipamezole (including Antisedan), for euthanization or chemical immobilization of animals within their lawful possession.