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Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-28-6 - Containers

Current through June, 2024
All poultry and birds shall be transported in either new
					 containers or in containers that have been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
					 to remove droppings, blood, feathers, fluff, eggshells, yolk, albumen, litter
					 or other bedding, food, or other residual materials associated with container
					 use.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-28-7 - Carrier responsibility

Current through June, 2024
(a) Carriers
				  transporting poultry and birds into the State, except poultry and birds in
				  transit to ports outside of Hawaii, shall immediately upon arrival deliver the
				  shipment to the Honolulu International Airport animal quarantine holding
				  facility and submit a shipmaster's declaration to the division providing the
				  following:
(1) Name and address of owner,
				  importer, consignee, and port of origin of the poultry and birds;
(2) Number of poultry and birds onboard;
				  and
(3) Number of poultry and birds
				  that have died or have been injured en route, with the circumstances of the
				  deaths or injuries.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-28-8 - Preshipment requirements

Current through June, 2024
(a) In addition to
				  any other applicable requirements, an import permit issued by the division
				  shall be required to import all poultry, birds, day-old birds, and hatching
				  eggs. Each shipment shall have a valid import permit attached, in plain view,
				  to the outside of a shipping container, group of shipping containers, or pallet
				  of shipping containers, used to transport the birds and poultry into the
				  State.
(b) For all poultry and
				  birds, an import permit shall not be issued and entry into the State not
				  permitted unless the poultry and birds for entry have been quarantined in
				  isolation from mosquitoes in a mosquito-free and mosquito-proof enclosure under
				  the supervision of the accredited veterinarian issuing the CVI for entry. The
				  isolation period shall be for a minimum period of seven days (one hundred and
				  sixty-eight hours) and poultry or birds shall enter the State within thirty-six
				  hours of completion of the seven days isolation. The seven days isolation
				  period shall not apply to the following:
(1)
				  Hatching eggs and day-old birds;
(2) Chickens, pheasants, quail, chuckers,
				  rock doves (
Columba livia
), and budgerigars
				  (
Melopsittacus undulates
) that are older than four weeks;
				  and
(3) Poultry or birds with a
				  positive specific antibody test to West Nile virus (enzyme-linked immunosorbent
				  assay, plaque-reduction neutralization test, or hemagglutination inhibition
				  test) performed between thirty days and one hundred and eighty days of entry by
				  a laboratory approved by the Hawaii state veterinarian. Positive and negative
				  test results shall be interpreted according to national standards for the type
				  of test performed.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-28-9 - Post-shipment requirements

Current through June, 2024
(a) All poultry and
				  birds entering the State shall be inspected by the state veterinarian or an
				  inspector upon arrival. Failure to comply with pre-arrival requirements,
				  evidence of transmissible disease, or possible exposure to a transmissible
				  disease shall be sufficient reason to refuse entry, place the poultry or birds
				  under quarantine, or destroy the poultry or birds.
(b) All expenses incurred in connection with
				  the testing, segregation, treatment, destruction, and disposal of poultry or
				  birds that are refused entry, quarantined, or destroyed shall be borne by the
				  owner, shipper, importer, or consignee.
(c) All birds entering the State shall be
				  kept in isolation for a period of thirty days at the importer's premises at a
				  site approved by the state veterinarian. Poultry shall be isolated for a
				  minimum period of seven days. Poultry or birds may be sold or transferred to
				  another person, provided the poultry or birds continue to be held in isolation
				  by the new owner for the remainder of the isolation period.
(d) Importers of poultry and birds shall keep
				  a record of each sale or transfer that contains the:
(1) Date of sale or transfer;
(2) Name, address, and telephone number of
				  the purchaser or transferee;
(3)
				  Number and species of poultry or birds sold or transferred; and
(4) Identification device number of the
				  poultry or birds sold or transferred.
Subsequent owners, likewise, shall keep records of sales
					 and transfers. Transfer forms shall be available from the division. A record of
					 transfer shall be maintained for not less than ninety days after entry and
					 shall be made available to the division if, during this period, a quarantine is
					 placed on a premise because of the diagnosis of a disease listed in chapter
					 4-22, Hawaii Administrative Rules, "Reporting of Animal Diseases and Disease
					 Agents," or other transmissible disease of poultry or birds. Pet shops dealing
					 exclusively in birds of local origin are exempt from the requirements of this
					 subsection.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-28-10 - Failure to meet entry requirements

Current through June, 2024
Failure to meet preshipment requirements shall result in
					 refusal of entry into the State. No poultry, birds, day-old birds or hatching
					 eggs refused entry shall remain in the State for more than 24 hours after their
					 arrival date and time. During this 24-hour grace period, poultry, birds,
					 day-old birds or hatching eggs refused entry shall be permitted to leave the
					 State. After this 24-hour grace period, poultry, birds, day-old birds or
					 hatching eggs refused entry and remaining in the State shall be humanely
					 euthanized.
(1) All costs associated
				  with the return to origin, euthanasia, and disposal of poultry, birds, day-old
				  birds or hatching eggs shall be borne by the carrier, owner, importer, or
				  consignee.
(2) Any carrier
				  transporting poultry, birds, day-old birds or hatching eggs into the State
				  without a valid poultry and bird import permit shall be responsible for all
				  costs incurred in returning the poultry, birds, day-old birds or hatching eggs
				  immediately to a North American port.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 3 - PENALTY › Section 4-28-11 - Penalty

Current through June, 2024
Any person, including a carrier or handler, who violates
					 any provision of this chapter shall be subject to penalties provided in section
					 142-12, Hawaii Revised
					 Statutes.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 4 - CONTROL OF POULTRY AND BIRD DISEASES IN THE STATE › Section 4-28-12 - Quarantine-general

Current through June, 2024
The state veterinarian may deny permits for entry or
					 movement of poultry, birds, day-old birds, and hatching eggs, or place a hold
					 or quarantine order on any premise, district, or island of the State, or place
					 an embargo on the movement of poultry and birds within the State or from
					 another state or territory of the United States, whenever action is necessary
					 to prevent the spread of transmissible diseases to poultry, birds, or humans.
					 No poultry or birds shall be removed from or be added to a quarantined premise
					 or area except by permit from the division. A quarantine order shall remain in
					 effect until rescinded by the state veterinarian.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 5 - PIGEON AND AVIARY GAME BIRD PERMITS › Section 4-28-13 - Owner responsibility

Current through June, 2024
(a) Any person that
				  raises pigeons or aviary game birds shall obtain a "Pigeon/Aviary Game Bird
				  Permit" (Form DC-48, 8/03), that is a part of this chapter, shall be renewed
				  every three years from the anniversary date of the initial date of
				  registration. The applicant shall complete an application for a pigeon or
				  aviary game bird permit with the following:
(1) Name and address, including the county
				  and district, and contact telephone number;
(2) Type and number of pigeons or aviary game
				  birds;
(3) Origin of
				  birds;
(4) Number and species of
				  other animals and birds kept at the permit location; and
(5) Number of male and female aviary game
				  birds.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 5 - PIGEON AND AVIARY GAME BIRD PERMITS › Section 4-28-14 - Maximum time period for permit approvals, disapprovals, or automatic approvals

Current through June, 2024
(a) Pursuant to the
				  requirements of chapter
				  91, Hawaii Revised Statutes, the
				  department establishes fourteen calendar days as the maximum time period for
				  approval or disapproval of a pigeon or aviary game bird ownership permit
				  request after acceptance of a completed permit application.
(b) Notwithstanding the requirements of
				  subsection (a) the maximum period of time shall be extended indefinitely in the
				  event of a national disaster, state emergency, or union strike, that prevents
				  the department from fulfilling application or review requirements in a timely
				  manner.
(c) Except as provided in
				  subsection (b), an application request for the issuance of a permit shall be
				  given automatic approval if action is not taken by the department within the
				  established maximum period of time as specified in subsection (a). If a permit
				  application is automatically approved pursuant to this subsection, the
				  department shall issue the permit within a reasonable period of time after
				  being informed of or discovering the automatic approval.
(d) This section shall apply only to
				  application requests for business or development-related permits required by
				  law to be obtained prior to the formation, operation, or expansion of a
				  commercial or industrial enterprise.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 28 - POULTRY AND BIRDS › Subchapter 6 - SEVERABILITY › Section 4-28-15 - Severability

Current through June, 2024
If any provision of this chapter is declared
					 unconstitutional, or the applicability thereof to any person or circumstances
					 is held invalid, the invalidity does not affect other provisions or
					 applications of the chapter that can be given effect without the invalid
					 provision or the application, and to this end the provisions of this chapter
					 are severable.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-3 - Regulatory jurisdiction

Current through June, 2024
Importations of dogs, cats, and other carnivores from
					 areas outside of the State of Hawaii, except as provided in these rules, are
					 subject to this chapter.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-4 - Entry of dogs, cats, and other carnivores without inspection prohibited

Current through June, 2024
Dogs, cats, and other carnivores may be denied entry into
					 the State unless ail pre-shipment and quarantine requirements have been met.
					 Landing or arrival of dogs, cats, and other carnivores for purposes of
					 inspection shall not constitute entry into the State for any purpose
					 whatsoever. No dogs, cats, or other carnivores shall be allowed to enter the
					 State except after inspection, or after inspection and quarantine, by the
					 department or agent designated by the department. Every carrier, owner,
					 handler, or other person causing dogs, cats, or other carnivores to arrive in
					 the State shall be required to present the animals to the department or agent
					 designated by the department for inspection immediately upon arrival. No
					 effects of dogs, cats, and other carnivores that accompany such animals shall
					 be brought into the State unless inspected and passed by an inspector or agent
					 designated by the department.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-5 - Arrival ports

Current through June, 2024
(a) Dogs, cats, and
				  other carnivores which are subject to quarantine pursuant to section
				  4-29-9
				  or inspection pursuant to section
				  4-29-22
				  shall be landed at a port or airport on the island of Oahu or a port or airport
				  approved by the department that has facilities and an agent designated by the
				  department to process dogs and cats for entry.
(b) Dogs, cats, and other carnivores to be
				  quarantined at the quarantine station or to be inspected pursuant to section
				  4-29-22
				  who arrive at neighbor island ports or airports not approved by the department
				  shall be shipped to the island of Oahu at the owner's expense on the first
				  available aircraft.
(c) To land a
				  dog, cat, or other carnivore at a neighbor island port or airport approved by
				  the department, the animal owner, shipper, or handler shall:
(1) Meet the requirements of sections
				  4-29-8,
				  4-29-8.1, and
				  4-29-8.2
				  for direct airport release for each animal except that all required documents
				  shall be submitted to the department no less than thirty days before the
				  arrival date;
(2) Submit a request
				  for a Neighbor Island Inspection Permit to the department no less than thirty
				  days before the arrival date;
(3)
				  Contract with an agent approved by the department to inspect and release each
				  animal upon arrival; and
(4)
				  Possess a valid Neighbor Island Inspection Permit issued by the department for
				  each animal.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-6 - Carrier responsibility

Current through June, 2024
The local manager, agent, handler, crew, or captain of any
					 carrier arriving in the State with dogs, cats, or other carnivores on board
					 shall:
(1) Immediately upon arrival
				  furnish the inspector or agent designated by the department a shipmaster's
				  declaration listing the number of dogs, cats, and other carnivores carried on
				  board; the names and addresses of the owners, importers, consignors, and
				  consignees, if any; and the port of origin. In addition, all deaths and
				  injuries of animals occurring en route shall be described on this form as
				  required by the division of animal industry;
(2) Immediately upon arrival, deliver dogs,
				  cats, and other carnivores destined for entry to the inspector at the Honolulu
				  International Airport or an agent or facility designated by the department at
				  an approved port or, if arriving by boat, confine the animals on board that
				  vessel in secure, escape-proof crates for arrival inspection or quarantine, and
				  shall maintain custody of the animals at all times;
(3) Confine dogs, cats, and other carnivores
				  not destined for entry on shipboard, at the airline cargo office, or at the
				  animal port, in secure crates or cages within a locked, escape-proof room or
				  compartment; provided that:
(A) No other
				  dogs, cats, or other carnivores shall be allowed on board except for shipment
				  to a port outside the State of Hawaii. When the animals are placed on board the
				  carrier for shipment to a port outside the State, they shall be confined and
				  shall not thereafter be removed from the carrier except as directed by an
				  inspector;
(B) In the event of
				  delivery to the animal quarantine station, the time spent on board or in an
				  airline cargo office or the animal port shall not be credited against the
				  quarantine period; and
(C) Carriers
				  shall retrieve all animals under quarantine for shipment to a port outside the
				  State from a state-designated facility and safeguard all such animals until the
				  carrier transport craft departs the State; and
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-7.1 - Requirements for dogs, cats, and other carnivores to remain on board a transiting private or commercial vessel for up to ten days

Current through June, 2024
(a) Dogs,
				  cats, and other carnivores aboard a transiting private or commercial vessel in
				  Hawaiian waters may be permitted by an inspector to remain on board no longer
				  than ten days after the vessel is first anchored, moored, or docked in the
				  Hawaiian Islands, provided the transiting private or commercial vessel has a
				  professional security agent or security service on board, or provides a special
				  duty police officer at the docking location twenty-four hours a day to ensure
				  that animals subject to quarantine remain on board the vessel.
(b) The owner, captain, or other person in
				  charge of a transiting private or commercial vessel with dogs, cats, or other
				  carnivores on board remaining in Hawaiian waters less than ten days after the
				  vessel is first anchored, moored, or docked in the Hawaiian Islands shall
				  submit a signed statement witnessed by an inspector and attached to the
				  shipmaster's declaration attesting that the animals in question shall be
				  securely confined within a locked, escape-proof room or compartment on board
				  the vessel at all times during the period the vessel remains in port and that
				  no other dogs, cats, or other carnivores will be allowed aboard the vessel
				  during the time it is in Hawaii.
(c) Computation of the ten-day period shall
				  begin at the time the vessel first docks, anchors, or moors in the Hawaiian
				  Islands regardless of the number of ports to be visited. The day of arrival
				  shall be counted as one of the ten days, regardless of the hour of arrival, and
				  the tenth day shall expire at midnight on the tenth calendar day after
				  arrival.
(d) If the vessel is still
				  in Hawaiian waters or at a port within the State after ten days, all dogs,
				  cats, or other carnivores on board shall be transported to or from the animal
				  quarantine station pursuant to section
				  4-29-7(e),
				  (f), and (g).
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-8 - Pre-shipment requirements

Current through June, 2024
No dogs, cats, or other carnivores shall be granted entry
					 into the State unless the following requirements are met:
(1) Health certificates. Dogs, cats, and
				  other carnivores shall be accompanied by an original, valid health certificate
				  issued by a veterinarian not more than fourteen days before arrival. The health
				  certificate shall:
(A) Give a complete
				  description of the animal including age, markings, identification numbers, sex,
				  and breed;
(B) Declare that the
				  animal was treated to kill all ticks by a product containing fipronil or other
				  tick control product with similar residual activity except when a veterinarian
				  provides a written statement that such treatment may be detrimental to the
				  animal's health;
(C) List the name
				  of the treatment used and date of the treatment;
(D) State that the animal was found to be
				  free of external and intestinal parasites within fourteen days of
				  arrival;
(E) Certify all
				  requirements in paragraphs (2) to (5);
(F) Declare that the animal described has
				  been inspected and appears to be free of any infectious or contagious diseases
				  and, to the best of the issuing veterinarian's knowledge, exposure
				  thereto;
(G) Contain a
				  certification by the issuing veterinarian that the animal described has met all
				  pre-shipment requirements;
(H)
				  Contain an electronic microchip number for five-day or less quarantine
				  qualification;
(I) Contain an
				  original signature and legible name, address, and telephone number for the
				  certifying veterinarian; and
(J) Be
				  written in English;
(K) Have the
				  product name, lot or serial number, and expiration date of the vaccine used
				  listed on the health certificate;
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-8.1 - Other requirements

Current through June, 2024
(a) To qualify for
				  a quarantine of five days or less, quarantine animals shall;
(1) Prior to arrival, have a minimum of two
				  vaccinations with an inactivated or live recombinant rabies vaccine licensed by
				  the United States Department of Agriculture or equivalent foreign government
				  agency when the vaccine is administered outside the United States; provided
				  that:
(A) If an animal has not been
				  previously vaccinated for rabies, the age at primary vaccination shall be in
				  accordance with the manufacturer's specifications on the product label or
				  package insert;
(B) The second
				  vaccination shall be administered not less than thirty days following the first
				  vaccination, and the second vaccination or subsequent vaccination shall be
				  administered not less than thirty days and not more than the vaccine's licensed
				  booster interval listed on the manufacturer's label prior to arrival;
(C) For an animal with three or more rabies
				  vaccinations, the most recent vaccine may be administered less than thirty days
				  prior to arrival provided the vaccination is administered before the end of the
				  booster interval of the previous vaccination and the vaccination requirements
				  to qualify for a quarantine of five days or less pursuant to subparagraph (B)
				  are met; and
(D) For the most
				  recent vaccinations, the product name, booster interval, and date of
				  vaccination shall be listed on the health certificate;
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 2 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS › Section 4-29-8.3 - Movement of dogs and cats requiring urgent diagnostic, medical or surgical procedures not available in Hawaii

Current through June, 2024
(a) Upon the
				  recommendation of a Hawaii licensed veterinarian, a dog or cat may be
				  transported out of state for the purpose of receiving specialized veterinary
				  diagnostic, medical, or surgical procedures performed by a Diplomat in a
				  Specialty Board recognized by the American Veterinary Medical Association and
				  may be allowed to return to Hawaii without quarantine if the following
				  requirements are met:
(1) The Hawaii licensed
				  veterinarian referring the dog or cat for a procedure shall submit a written
				  request to the Animal Quarantine Manager prior to the animal's departure from
				  Hawaii. The information contained in the request shall include:
(A) Identification of the animal, including
				  its age, sex, breed, physical description, and microchip number;
(B) Owner information, including name,
				  address, e-mail address, and telephone number;
(C) Tentative diagnosis;
(D) Medical justification for the
				  out-of-state referral; and
(E)
				  Information regarding the out-of-state treating veterinary facility, including
				  its name, address, e-mail address, and telephone number and the name, address,
				  e-mail address, and telephone number of the Diplomat who will perform the
				  specialized procedure;
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 3 - QUARANTINE › Section 4-29-9 - Post-shipment requirements and quarantine

Current through June, 2024
(a) Dogs, cats, and
				  other carnivores originating from the United States or any area not designated
				  by the board as exempt pursuant to section
				  4-29-10
				  shall, upon arrival, be confined in the quarantine station or in a satellite
				  quarantine station for a period of not more than one hundred twenty days to
				  prevent the introduction of rabies. The first quarantine day shall be the day
				  following the date of animal arrival into the State.
(b) Prior to entry into the State, dogs,
				  cats, and other carnivores may be treated with an approved external parasite
				  insecticide at the discretion of the state veterinarian except when a
				  veterinarian provides a written statement that the use of such an insecticide
				  may be detrimental to the animal's health.
(c) Failure to meet all pre-shipment and
				  post-shipment requirements may result in refused entry or one hundred twenty
				  days quarantine.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 3 - QUARANTINE › Section 4-29-10 - Exemption from quarantine

Current through June, 2024
(a) The following
				  areas are designated as exempt for the purposes of this section: the British
				  Isles, Guam, Australia, and New Zealand. In order to qualify for or retain
				  exempt status, an area shall:
(1) Remain free
				  of terrestrial rabies; and
(2)
				  Maintain stringent entry and quarantine requirements to prevent the
				  introduction of rabies that are equal to or more stringent than those of the
				  State.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-11 - The state animal quarantine station

Current through June, 2024
(a) Animal
				  quarantine manage responsibilities and authority.
(1) Animals, once placed in quarantine, shall
				  be under the custody and supervision of the manager and shall not be separated,
				  moved, interfered with in any way, nor removed from the quarantine station or
				  its related facilities such as the airport holding facility and animal port,
				  transporting vehicles, or satellite quarantine stations and veterinary
				  hospitals except with the manager's permission;
(2) The manager and division administrator
				  may deny admission to the quarantine station to any person who: is not listed
				  as an owner, co-owner, registered handler, or authorized visitor on the record
				  of an animal quarantined in the quarantine station; violates this chapter or
				  chapter 142, HRS; disrupts or impedes the activities of the department's
				  employees or of animal owners, visitors, co-owners, or groomers; or behaves in
				  any manner detrimental to the operation of the station or to the animals
				  confined there;
(3) The state
				  veterinarian and the manager shall have exclusive authority to;
(A) Release an animal from quarantine when in
				  compliance with provisions of this chapter, or for export prior to the end of
				  the quarantine period;
(B) Allow
				  transport of an animal from the quarantine station to a satellite quarantine
				  station or approved private veterinary hospital for five days quarantine after
				  all requirements for five days quarantine qualification are met; and
(C) Extend the quarantine by ten days for a
				  quarantined animal that bites another animal, or that bites a human being,
				  within ten days before scheduled release, or when clinical signs of
				  neurological disease exist.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-11.1 - Animals abandoned in quarantine

Current through June, 2024
An animal shall be considered abandoned if there is no
					 response within thirty days to a certified letter mailed after the animal's
					 release date to the last known address of its owner, or if any animal remains
					 in the quarantine station more than sixty days after the date of scheduled
					 release. The disposition of the abandoned animal shall be at the discretion of
					 the animal quarantine manager and may include placement by adoption or
					 euthanasia.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-13 - Removal from animal quarantine stations

Current through June, 2024
(a) Dogs, cats, or
				  other carnivores may be removed from the animal quarantine station or a
				  satellite quarantine station prior to the expiration of their quarantine period
				  only under the following circumstances:
(1)
				  Release from the quarantine station for export from the State, upon payment in
				  full of all accrued fees;
(2)
				  Release to a hospital holding a valid permit under subsection (b), provided
				  that the animal is identified with an electronic microchip, implanted at the
				  owner's expense. Electronic microchip implantation may be waived by the
				  quarantine manager when emergency hospitalization is required;
(3) Temporary release under a performance
				  permit granted under subsection (c); or
(4) Temporary release under a skills
				  maintenance training permit granted according to section
				  4-29-15(b).
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-14 - Requirements for breeding of animals in quarantine

Current through June, 2024
(a) The
				  collection of semen from a quarantined or non-quarantined male animal or the
				  artificial insemination of a quarantined or non-quarantined female animal may
				  be permitted; provided that:
(1) The owner or
				  co-owner of the quarantined animal shall apply in writing to the animal
				  quarantine manager or satellite quarantine station operator for permission to
				  do so a minimum of five days in advance of the first artificial insemination
				  period, stating where the semen collection or artificial insemination is to be
				  performed;
(2) The semen collection
				  or artificial insemination is performed by a licensed veterinarian at a
				  hospital which has been approved under section
				  4-29-13(b);
(3) There is no physical contact between
				  donor and recipient animals at any time. The owner, co-owner, or veterinarian
				  in charge shall report any physical contact or attempt at natural breeding to
				  the animal quarantine manager who shall initiate an investigation. Violation of
				  this provision may result in penalties as provided in section
				  142-12, HRS, and
				  quarantine of the animals involved for a minimum period of ten days for
				  observation; and
(4) Any female
				  animal quarantined for one hundred twenty days shall have completed sixty days
				  of quarantine before insemination is allowed.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-15 - Users of guide or service dogs

Current through June, 2024
(a) Any user who
				  seeks to import a guide or service dog into the State may be housed at the
				  quarantine station apartment during the dog's quarantine period.
(1) The use of an apartment is subject to
				  availability. Requests for housing must be submitted in writing, in advance to
				  the manager. Requests shall include proof of completion of training from a
				  recognized training or related program pursuant to subchapter
				  6 as well as the dates and reason for
				  the occupancy. Assignment of housing will be on a first come, first served
				  basis and is subject to approval of the manager or the state veterinarian.
(A) No fee shall be charged for the use of an
				  apartment, but the user is responsible for any telephone installation and
				  charges;
(B) A user may use the
				  apartment only while the user's dog is in quarantine at the quarantine station.
				  Each user shall vacate the apartment on the day the user's dog is released from
				  quarantine or five days before the scheduled arrival of another user whose
				  reservation was made before that of the current user, whichever happens first,
				  or upon a previously agreed-to date;
(C) A user may use an apartment only as long
				  as all of the provisions of this section governing the use of an apartment are
				  complied with;
(D) Upon vacating an
				  apartment, the user shall leave the apartment in the condition in which it was
				  found and shall be responsible for the costs of any required repairs, except
				  for normal wear and tear;
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-15.1 - Movement of guide and service animals by special permit

Current through June, 2024
(a) Guide and service animals shall be
				  allowed to depart Hawaii and return, to permit their users to obtain necessary
				  medical treatment that is unavailable in the State, under the following
				  circumstances:
(1) A special permit is issued
				  by the chairperson;
(2) Travel
				  shall be only to the contiguous forty-eight states or Alaska;
(3) Absence from the State shall be no longer
				  than one hundred eighty days as measured from the date of departure;
(4) A notarized statement is submitted by the
				  primary physician of the user stating the nature of, and necessity for, the
				  treatment, the unavailability of such treatment in the State, and the name and
				  address of the physician or referral center providing the treatment; and
(5) A valid health certificate
				  shall be obtained pursuant to section
				  4-29-8
				  and all pre-shipment and post-arrival conditions set forth in sections
				  4-29-8
				  and
				  4-29-8.1 shall
				  be met.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-16 - Disposition of newborns

Current through June, 2024
(a) Pregnant dogs
				  or cats, greater than forty-five days gestation, are not permitted at the
				  quarantine station and shall be quarantined at an approved hospital for the
				  duration of quarantine. Violation of this provision shall result in penalties
				  as provided in section
				  4-29-18(c).
				  Should whelping of dogs or cats occur during quarantine, the humane care and
				  treatment of offspring born to quarantined animals shall be the responsibility
				  of the owner or co-owner.
(b)
				  Animals born in quarantine may be released, provided:
(1) They are weaned at a minimum of four
				  weeks of age; and
(2) There are no
				  symptoms of neurological disease in their mothers during this
				  period
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 4 - ANIMAL QUARANTINE STATIONS › Section 4-29-17.1 - Maximum time period for permit approvals, disapprovals, or automatic approvals

Current through June, 2024
(a) Pursuant to the
				  requirements of chapter 91, HRS, the department shall establish the following
				  maximum time periods for the processing of a permit request after acceptance of
				  a completed permit application:
(1) For
				  satellite quarantine stations, the request for a permit shall be scheduled on
				  the agenda of the board within sixty days of the division's receipt of a
				  complete application;
(2) For
				  private hospitals to care for quarantine animals, the animal quarantine manager
				  shall recommend to the chairperson that the permit be issued or denied within
				  thirty days of the division's receipt of a completed application; and
(3) For performing dogs and cats, the animal
				  quarantine manager shall recommend to the chairperson that the permit be issued
				  or denied within fourteen days of the division's receipt of a completed
				  application.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 5 - PENALTY › Section 4-29-18 - Penalty

Current through June, 2024
(a) Any person, including a carrier or
				  handler, who violates any provision of this chapter shall be subject to
				  penalties provided in this chapter and section
				  142-12, HRS.
(b) In addition, except as otherwise
				  provided, when this chapter provides that a person shall be denied access to
				  the animal quarantine station for a violation of this chapter the person may
				  not be admitted to the animal quarantine station for a period ranging from two
				  weeks following the violation up to an indefinite period. The length of the
				  period shall be determined by the animal quarantine manager, in the manager's
				  sole discretion, and shall be based on the nature and seriousness of the
				  violation, including any threat entailed to the stadon security or operations;
				  the health or welfare of animals at the station, and the public health and
				  welfare; and any history of past violations. A kennel assigned to a person who
				  violates this chapter may be secured by lock and access allowed only under
				  supervision of quarantine station personnel.
(c) Dogs and cats arriving in quarantine past
				  forty-five days gestation will be assessed a fee of $7.50 for each day in
				  quarantine in addition to the confinement period fee.
(d) Dogs and cats remaining in quarantine
				  after an animal's release date will be assessed a fee of $3.50 for each
				  additional day in addition to the daily quarantine fee.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-20 - Applicability of this subchapter

Current through June, 2024
The purpose of this subchapter is to allow enhanced
					 freedom of movement during the post-arrival period for the users of certain
					 service animals and exempted guide dogs under specified conditions. Except as
					 specifically provided in this subchapter, ail of the requirements, penalties,
					 and fees set forth in this chapter shall apply to service animals and exempted
					 guide dogs that enter the State as Class A or B service animals or exempted
					 guide dogs.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-21 - Criteria and conditions for service animals and exempted guide dogs

Current through June, 2024
(a) A Class A service animal or exempted
				  guide dog shall be defined as a service animal or exempted guide dog which
				  presents prior to or at the time of arrival into the State with documentation
				  that it meets all of the following requirements;
(1) The service animal or exempted guide dog
				  has an original, valid health certificate issued by a veterinarian not more
				  than thirty days before arrival. The health certificate shall:
(A) Give a complete description of the
				  animal, including age, markings, microchip number, sex, and breed;
(B) Declare that the animal described has
				  been inspected and appears to be free of any infectious or contagious diseases
				  and, to the best of the issuing veterinarian's knowledge, exposure thereto;
				  and
(C) Contain an original
				  signature and legible name, address, and telephone number for the certifying
				  veterinarian;
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-23 - Designated address

Current through June, 2024
(a) The service
				  animal or exempted guide dog user shall provide the department not less than
				  twenty-four hours prior to arrival in the State with a designated address in
				  the State where his or her Class A service animal or guide dog will be
				  residing.
(b) A service animal or
				  exempted guide dog that is residing at a designated address in the State may
				  work with its user at any time; provided that the dog remains either confined
				  or under the direct control of the user at all times and avoids all contact
				  with any other animal except other approved service animals or exempted guide
				  dogs. If the service animal or exempted guide dog is not either confined or
				  under the control of its user at any time, the service animal or exempted guide
				  dog may immediately be confined to the animal quarantine station for a period
				  of up to thirty days post-arrival; however, the service animal or exempted
				  guide dog may leave the State after spending at least ten days in
				  quarantine.
(c) Should the user
				  fail to provide the designated address at least twenty-four hours prior to
				  arrival, the service animal or guide dog shall be subject to removal to the
				  animal quarantine station until a designated address is provided.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-24 - Thirty-day to forty-day post-arrival requirement

Current through June, 2024
All Class B service animals and exempted guide dogs
					 entering the State and remaining in the State for thirty consecutive days or
					 more after arrival shall be required to provide notice about the general health
					 status of the service animals or exempted guide dog to the animal quarantine
					 manager in writing, or by facsimile at (808) 483-7161, or by telephone at (808)
					 837-8092 between thirty days and forty days following arrival into the State.
					 The thirty-day to forty-day post-arrival requirement shall not apply if the
					 service animal or exempted guide dog has traveled to the State within six
					 months of a trip in which the service animal or which the service animal or
					 guide dog met Class A requirements and continues to be current in its
					 vaccinations. If any Class A service animal or exempted guide dog fails to meet
					 any of the applicable requirements in this subchapter, the dog may be denied
					 future entry into the State as a service animal or exempted guide dog.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-25 - Approved service dog and guide dog training programs

Current through June, 2024
To be added to the list of approved service dog and guide
					 dog training programs for purposes of this subchapter, a service dog or guide
					 dog training program shall meet the following criteria:
(1) The training program shall meet
				  accreditation standards for service dogs and guide dogs established by
				  Assistance Dogs International, Inc.; or
(2) Dogs shall be required to have their
				  first rabies vaccination administered at three months of age or
				  greater;
(3) A second rabies
				  vaccination shall be required and the time interval between the two rabies
				  vaccinations shall have been at least thirty days;
(4) All dogs in the training program shall be
				  vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian or licensed veterinary
				  technician under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian;
(5) Before taking a service dog or guide dog
				  from an approved training program, the user shall be instructed on the proper
				  care, maintenance, and training for service dogs or guide dogs, including
				  proper veterinary care;
(6) For all
				  dogs that continue to be owned by the training program, the training program
				  has a policy or practice requiring that veterinary records of its service dog
				  or guide dog graduates, including but not limited to rabies vaccinations, be
				  made available to the training program at the training program's
				  request.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 3 - DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY › Chapter 29 - DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER CARNIVORES › Subchapter 6 - ENTRY FOR SERVICE ANIMALS AND EXEMPTED GUIDE DOGS › Section 4-29-26 - Documentation of need for a service animal

Current through June, 2024
The department may ask the user of the dog if the animal
					 is required because of a disability and what work or task the animal has been
					 trained to perform."
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 4 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Subtitle 4 - DIVISION OF MARKETING AND CONSUMER SERVICES › Chapter 41 - STANDARDS FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES › Subchapter 1 - LABELING › Section 4-41-1 - Definitions

Current through June, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless otherwise defined:
"Bulk lot display" means any one group of fresh fruit or
					 vegetable offered or exposed for retail sale which contains specimens of
					 similar varietal characteristics, not packed in consumer packages or in lidded
					 containers, and set apart or separated from another group or groups of
					 commodities.
"Consumer packages" means packages of agricultural
					 commodities of the type designed for direct sale by a retailer to a consumer,
					 including commodities that are bunched or tied together but not necessarily
					 wrapped. Individually wrapped or packaged specimens are not consumer
					 packages.
"Imported" means the agricultural commodity has its origin
					 outside the State.
"Master container" means the large container into which is
					 packed consumer packages for delivery or transportation.
"State" means the State of Hawaii.
"Wholesale quantities" means quantities of agricultural
					 commodities contained in one or more packages of a type customarily used in
					 transactions between shippers and wholesalers, and between wholesalers and
					 retailers.