Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-10-32 - Assistant animal health officer, greyhound
(a) Each assistant
animal health officer employed by the commission shall be licensed to practice
veterinary medicine in the state of Kansas.
(b) No assistant animal health officer shall
treat or prescribe medication for any greyhound located at a racetrack facility
or registered to race at a racetrack facility except in an emergency. Each
assistant animal health officer who treats or prescribes medication for a
greyhound in an emergency shall promptly file a complete report of the
circumstances and veterinary procedure with the racing judges and the animal
health officer.
(c) No kennel
owner or trainer shall employ or pay any compensation to an assistant animal
health officer, directly or indirectly, while the assistant animal health
officer is functioning in that capacity at the racetrack as an employee of the
commission.
(d) An assistant
animal health officer shall meet the following requirements:
(1) Supervise practicing veterinarians at the
racetrack facility and recommend to the racing judges or the commission the
discipline to be imposed upon each practicing veterinarian who violates
commission regulations;
(2) place
any greyhound on the veterinarian's list where it shall remain a minimum of
three calendar days when in an assistant animal health officer's discretion the
placement is proper;
(3) remove
any greyhound from the veterinarian's list when in an assistant animal health
officer's discretion the removal is proper. No greyhound shall be entered in a
race before its name is removed from the veterinarian's list unless otherwise
approved by the animal health officer or assistant animal health officer;
(4) establish a procedure for,
supervise the collection of and maintain identification records for urine,
blood or other specimens from greyhounds, as designated by an assistant animal
health officer, the racing judges or the commission;
(5) supervise the procedure for witnessing,
sealing, and delivering each test specimen to the official test laboratory;
(6) report immediately to the
animal health officer the name, tattoo number, and reason for death of each
greyhound that dies or is euthanized at a racetrack facility;
(7) with the permission of the racing judge,
scratch each greyhound determined not sound to race at any time before the
greyhound enters the starting box;
(8) treat or euthanize any greyhound that is
so seriously injured that an assistant animal health officer believes the
action is necessary. Each kennel owner or trainer at a racetrack facility shall
execute and deliver a written waiver and consent to an assistant animal health
officer before the greyhound is treated or euthanized; and
(9) perform other duties prescribed by the
animal health officer, the racing judges or the commission.
Notes
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