Intact Animal definition

Intact Animal means an animal that has not been surgically sterilized.

Examples of Intact Animal in a sentence

  • Simultaneous Conductance Catheter and Dimension Assessment of Left Ventricle Volume in the Intact Animal.

  • A-2008 Efficacy Testing of a Novel Retinoid in Gottingen Mini-pig Skin Organ Culture Yields Comparable Results to That in Intact Animal.

  • At the ward level, activities have been planned for this period such as ward climate events in Ardwick and the city centre, an anti-idling day of action and a relaunch of the commercial waste project in the city centre.

  • G.: The Intrahepatic Circulation of Blood in the Intact Animal: Preliminary Report, Proc.

  • All Intact Animal Permits are issued at the discretion of the city’s Animal Control Director, who would decide which breeds become extinct and which breeds are allowed to produce litters.

  • Intact Animal Permits shall be revoked, and the animal required to be sterilized at the expense of the Owner/Guardian, if the animal is found to be running at large, at any time, within the county's jurisdiction, or it is known that the animal has been bred or allowed to breed.

  • Dogs and cats exempt from the ordinance included (1) those under 6 months of age, (2) those unable to be spayed or neutered for health reasons, (3) service dogs helping disabled persons or assisting law enforcement, (4) purebred dogs or cats that compete in confirmation, obedience, and agility events, (5) those available for adoption by Dallas Animal Services or other animal welfare groups or for sale in licensed retail pet stores, and (6) those for which the owner has an Intact Animal Permit.

  • Goodyer, A.V.N.; Goodkind, M.J.; and Stanley, E.J.: The Effects of Abnormal Concentrations of the Serum Electrolytes on Left Ventricular Function in the Intact Animal, Amer Heart J 67:779, 1964.

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