1730-04-.11

Unprofessional Conduct

Last amended: 2006Year: 2026Length: 235 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1730-04-.11

Unprofessional conduct shall include but not be limited to the following: (1) Failing to maintain a record of each animal euthanized, and the euthanasia and/or pre- euthanasia solution dosages, or failing to maintain a record of how the euthanasia and/or pre- euthanasia drugs were obtained. (2) Failing to employ a C.A.E.T. to whom euthanasia functions are delegated or assigned. (3) Revealing without written permission knowledge obtained in a professional capacity about an- imals or owners. Exceptions: (a) When said information is requested during a formal investigation by representatives of the State of Tennessee; or (b) Other law enforcement agencies; or when required to do so pursuant to any action in a court of law; or (c) When required by law to report state or federal agencies; or (d) When animals are adopted. GENERAL RULES GOVERNING CERTIFIED ANIMAL CONTROL AGENCIES CHAPTER 1730-04 (4) Failing to cooperate with authorities investigating incompetent, unethical, or illegal practices of a C.A.C.A. (5) Performing euthanasia techniques or procedures without proper education and/or certification. (6) Engaging in acts of dishonesty which relate to the operation of a C.A.C.A. (7) Treating or professing to treat, or issuing any pharmaceutical to any human. (8) Any violation of T.C.A. §§ 63-12-124. (9) Violation of the provisions of the Non-livestock Animal Humane Death Act codified at T.C.A. §§ 44-17-301, et seq. (10) Violation of Rule 1730-04-.13 and Rule 1730-05-.14 regarding the dispensing and distribution of pharmaceuticals.
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