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Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1  That is what I love........CONSISTANCY!!!!! But then that would be too darn easy!! |
Texas laws are definitely screwy.
Texas Department of State Health Services, Infectious Disease Control Unit > FAQs
From that site:
Q. I heard a rumor that my city can require dogs and cats in my area to be vaccinated against the rabies virus every year. Is this true?
A: Yes. Statutory law (Ch. 826, Health and Safety Code) empowers local jurisdictions to establish more stringent rabies vaccination intervals than those outlined in the amendments to the Rabies Control and Eradication state law. If your city or county requires animals to be vaccinated against rabies on an annual basis, area pet owners must comply with that requirement. Contact your city or county animal control agency for information on local rabies ordinances.