Care of Animals. Junior Exhibitors are expected to groom and care for their animal(s) for the duration of the fair. They are to refrain from accepting active assistance from adults and non-exhibiting youth unless the junior exhibitor is actively engaged, and the assistance is only for instruction. If your animal is kept off your property, you must be in charge of and care for the animal at least once daily during the ownership period. Members may be absent from their project a maximum of 15 days during the period of mandatory ownership.
Care of Animals. WPZS shall care for all Zoo Animals in accordance with all federal, state and local laws and regulations, and in accordance with the Long-Range Plan and policies and guidelines adopted by the AZA.
Care of Animals. You must ensure that any animal in your home is properly cared for, including feeding, cleaning, appropriately housed and in good health.
Care of Animals. 9.1 ChemExplorer will comply with the applicable requirements of Exhibit E for all animals that ChemExplorer or its Subcontractors either:
Care of Animals. 1. Contractor’s care of animals in its custody shall be in conformance with all federal, state, and local humane laws and statutes. A California-licensed veterinary technician, or equivalent, shall remain on duty following the procedure until each animal’s recovery status meets the conditions set forth by the CVMPA to send home with his or her owner or transfer to the care of Shelter staff, depending on where the animal came from.
Care of Animals. 38.1 An employee assigned by the Chief of Police to serve as a K-9 officer shall work a normal work period (14 days) that consists of 66 hours on-duty and 14 hours off duty for dog care compensated at his or her regular hourly base rate of pay. For a work period in which the K-9 officer works beyond 66 hours on duty, he/she shall be compensated or provided compensatory time at the overtime rate.
Care of Animals. Junior Exhibitors are expected to groom and care for their animal(s) for the duration of the fair. Any mistreatment or care of animals will not be tolerated and could result in ineligibility of the member to sell at the Jr. Market Sale at the discretion of the sale committee and/or Fair Board.
Care of Animals. Junior Exhibitors are expected to groom and care for their animal(s) for the duration of the fair. They are to refrain from accepting active assistance from adults and non-exhibiting youth unless the junior exhibitor is actively engaged, and the assistance is only for instruction. If your animal is kept off your property, you must be in charge of and care for the animal at least once daily during the ownership period. Members may be absent from their project a maximum of 15 days during the period of mandatory ownership. Dress Code: 4-H members MAY show Market animals in complete 4-H uniform. See the Fair Premium book for minimum standards of dress for junior exhibitors. If the member elects to wear the 4-H uniform, the complete uniform must be worn. Purchased “showmanship” jackets may not be worn during any judging or showmanship. Entry Forms: It is the responsibility of the member to send in their fair entry forms with all required signatures by the fair due date. Project leader and parent/guardian signature on the entry form certifies that: Projects have been under their supervision in accordance with the rules and regulations of the 4-H organization and the fair; and that the entry is the project of the exhibitor and is eligible for exhibit. Supervision at Fair: All junior exhibitors must be supervised by a responsible adult while at the fair.
Care of Animals. The shall give the best possible care and treatment to all creatures in its custody by providing them adequate housing and food, shall not permit the shelter to become overcrowded, and shall receive and care for all animals brought to shelter from or impounded within the City.
