What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is PROJEKT USTAWY 1479.
New Animal Health Rules: Owner Obligations, Vaccinations, and Compensation
The act introduces new rules for animal health protection, infectious disease control, and the operation of animal shelters. For citizens, this means clear obligations regarding dog vaccinations, new standards for animal shelters, and a compensation system for livestock lost to diseases.
Key points
Mandatory rabies vaccination for dogs: Owners must vaccinate their dogs within 30 days of turning 3 months old, with booster shots required every 12 months.
Stricter rules for animal shelters: Shelters must guarantee better living conditions, microchip all dogs and cats, and undergo annual veterinary inspections.
Compensation for farmers: Livestock killed or lost due to dangerous infectious diseases (e.g., ASF, bird flu) will be compensated at market value from the state budget.
Paid leave for sanitary hunting: Hunters performing sanitary culls of wild animals are entitled to up to 6 days of paid leave from work per calendar year.
Fines for non-compliance: Heavy financial penalties are introduced for failing to report animal diseases, neglecting biosecurity, or skipping mandatory vaccinations.
55%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-10-17
For
242
Against
198
Abstain
2
Status:
Became Law
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