AWA regulationa.txt

sc. - "Definitions" of the AWA

Misc. - "Regulations" of the AWA

Misc. - "Rules" of Practice of the AWA

Misc. - "Standards" of the AWA

Misc. - "The Animal Welfare Act" (Code of Federal Regulations 9)

Administrative - End of "business hours" after which inspections by APHIS may be made

Administrative - Start of "business hours" after which inspections by APHIS may be made

Cats - A young animal is weaned after it has eating solid food and not taken milk for ___

Dogs - A young animal is weaned after it has eating solid food and not taken milk for ___

Facility - Range of humidity in animal housing

Facility - Study area where animals are housed outside the normal facility

Misc. - Amendment of the AWA

Misc. - Amendment of the AWA

Misc. - Amendment of the AWA (Food Security Act)

Misc. - First version of the AWA (Laboratory Animal Welfare Act)

Licensing - Maximum number of USDA licenses a person may have

Licensing - Minimum age of a person who may obtain a USDA license

Licensing - Persons are exempt from licensing requirements if they maintain <___ breeding female dogs or cats

Licensing - Persons are exempt from licensing requirements if they sell <___ dogs or cats per year, but may acquire a voluntary license

Cats - Age of puppies or kittens that may be exempted from the 5- or 10-day holding period-- they must be held for 24 hours 120 days

Cats - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat if received from a private pound or shelter

Dealers - Age of puppies or kittens that may be exempted from the 5- or 10-day holding period-- they must be held for 24 hours

Dealers - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat if received from a private pound or shelter

Dealers - Minimum length of time a dealer must hold a live puppy or kitten (<120 days)-- each successive dealer must also hold the animal for another ___

Dogs - Age of puppies or kittens that may be exempted from the 5- or 10-day holding period-- they must be held for 24 hours

Dogs - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat if received from a private pound or shelter

Cats - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat from a gov't shelter or humane society (including a Saturday)

Dealers - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat from a gov't shelter or humane society (including a Saturday)

Dogs - Length of time a dealer or exhibitor must hold a random-source dog or cat from a gov't shelter or humane society (including a Saturday)

Licensing - A person denied a license may reapply after ___

Licensing - Time period within which any person associated with violating animal cruelty laws will be denied a license

Cats - Minimum age of puppies or kittens that may be sold or transported to anyone (except to a research facility)-- they must also be weaned

Dogs - Minimum age of puppies or kittens that may be sold or transported to anyone (except to a research facility)-- they must also be weaned

Cats - Length of time a research must maintain records of a live random-source dog or cat after transfering it to a dealer or another facility

Dogs - Length of time a research must maintain records of a live random-source dog or cat after transfering it to a dealer or another facility

Facility - Length of time a research must maintain records of a live random-source dog or cat after transfering it to a dealer or another facility

Licensing - Time limit for updating a facility's registration

Licensing - Period of time required before written notification to the AC Director of an "inactive" registration returning to active status

Licensing - Period of time that a registrant does not use, handle or transport animals and thus can apply for "inactive" status

Licensing - After ___ failed inspections attempting to become licensed, the person/facility forfeits the application fee and must wait ___ before reapplying

Licensing - Waiting period for reapplication for a breeding license after ___ failed inspections

IACUC - At least ___ IACUC member(s) designated by the Chair will be authorized to approve a protocol, require changes, or make a full board recommendation

IACUC - At least once every ___ the IACUC must inspect the research facility's animal facilities

IACUC - At least once every ___ the IACUC must review a research facility's animal use program

IACUC - AWA-required membership of the IACUC who must be appointed the Chair

IACUC - Frequency of IACUC reports to the IO of program and facility evaluations-- these reports shall be updated every ___

IACUC - Minimum time period of continuing reviews of research protocols

IACUC - Number of allowable survival surgery(-ies) unless justified by PI, clinically relevent, or requested in writing to and approved by the Adminsitrator

IACUC - Required written report to APHIS from the IO (prepared by the IACUC) regarding any uncorrected significant deficiencies after inspections

IACUC membership required in subcommittees to conduct evaluations of programs and facilities

Forms - USDA/APHIS Interstate and International Certificate of Health Examination of Small Animals

Forms - USDA/APHIS Record of Acquisition of Dogs and Cats

Forms - USDA/APHIS Record of Disposition of Dogs and Cats

Records - All records regarding research activities/protcols shall be maintained for ___ after the project ends

Records - Copies of Forms 7001, 7005, or 7006 that shall be shipped with and accompany the dog or cat

Records - Copies of Forms 7001, 7005, or 7006 that shall remain with the research facility

Records - All records of dogs and cats shall be maintained by research facilities for ___

IACUC - Due date of the Annual Report

IACUC - Frequency of filing the Annual Report (signed by IO of the facility) to the AC Regional Director

Cats - Length of time a research facility must wait to use a dog or cat if obtained from a source other than a dealer

Cats - Minimum required diameter of a round official USDA tag for dogs or cats

Cats - Minimum required measurements of an oblong official USDA tag riveted to a collar for dogs and cats

Cats - Minimum time period a facility must hold USDA tags of dogs and cats after disposition

Cats - Minimum time period before reusing a USDA number for a dog or cat

Dogs - Length of time a research facility must wait to use a dog or cat if obtained from a source other than a dealer

Dogs - Minimum required diameter of a round official USDA tag for dogs or cats

Dogs - Minimum required measurements of an oblong official USDA tag riveted to a collar for dogs and cats

Dogs - Minimum time period a facility must hold USDA tags of dogs and cats after disposition

Dogs - Minimum time period before reusing a USDA number for a dog or cat

Forms - APHIS form (completed by the IO) to designate another person or premises as a recognized animal site under the facility registration

AV - Observation of animals by AV or a designee if there is a reporting structure in place

Forms - APHIS Annual License Renewal and Report Form

Licensing - Period of time before a breeding license will expire that a breeder is notified of the need of the annual license renewal

Licensing - Renewal period for a USDA breeding license

Cats - Age of puppies or kittens that must be individually identified by Class "A" or "B" breeders

Cats - Age of puppies or kittens that must be individually identified by Class "A" or "B" breeders

Cats - No more than ___ weaned cat may be housed in a single primary enclosure unless there are other permanent markings

Dogs - Age of puppies or kittens that must be individually identified by Class "A" or "B" breeders

Dogs - Age of puppies or kittens that must be individually identified by Class "A" or "B" breeders

Licensing - Amount of gross income the graduated license fee is based on for Class A breeders

Licensing - Amount of gross income the graduated license fee is based on for Class B breeders

Licensing - Fee for a breeding license application, annual renewal, or change in class (A or B)

Licensing - Graduated license fee for Class C exhibtors is based on the number of animals owned, held, or exhibited

Licensing - Time limit before the expiration of a license when the licensee my file a renewal with the Animal Care Director

Forms - USDA/APHIS Record of Animals (other than dogs and cats) in Hand Form used for dealers to keep track of bought and sold animals

Forms - USDA/APHIS Transport of Animals (other than dogs and cats) Form used for dealers to keep track of bought and sold animals

Records - Copies of Forms 7019 or 7020 that shall be shipped with and accompany the animal (not dog or cat)

Records - Copies of Forms 7019 or 7020 that shall remain with the dealer

Transport - The intermediate handler shall maintain ___ copy(-ies) of the veterinarian's health certificate for any live dogs, cats, NHPs transported

Records - Copies of records that are given to the 1. consigner, 2. purchaser, and kept with the 3. broker or auction house

Transport - After ___ following notification, if the consignee hasn't received the animals, the intermediate handler shall return the animals to the consigner (dogs, cats, NHPs)

Transport - After ___ of failing to notify the consignee every ___, the intermediate handler shall return the animals to the consigner (dogs, cats, NHPs)

Transport - The intermediate handler shall notify a consignee every ___ within ___ of arrival to the holding area (dog, cat, guinea pig, hamster, rabbit, or NHP)

Licensing - Time limit for notifying the AC Director of any change in name address, management, or ownership on the license or registration

Records - Dealers, exhibitors, brokers, auctioneers, carriers, and intermediate handlers must keep all USDA records for ___

Licensing - Annual monetary limit that excludes a breeder from being a dealer and are thus exempt for licensing requirements

Licensing - Waiting period for a dealer or exhibitor to dispose of a dog or cat after acquisition

IACUC - AWA-required frequency of IACUC facility inspections

IACUC - File annual report to USDA

IACUC - Length of time the IACUC must maintain facility inspection reports

Transport - Maximum period when a COD arrangement can be arranged in writing to include return transportation and feeding, care, and storage expenses

IACUC - AWA-required maximum of IACUC members from 1 adminsitrative unit

IACUC - AWA-required membership of the IACUC who needs to be a VMD

IACUC - AWA-required membership of the IACUC who needs to be an outside, non-affiliated member

IACUC - AWA-required minimum membership of the IACUC

Transport - Maximum length of time before transportation that a licensed veterinarian may certify the animal's health (dog, cat, hamster, NHP, marine mammal, other mammal)

Transport - Time limit the Secretary of Transportation has to disapprove of any standard related to transportation as put forth by the Secretary of Agriculture

Adminstrative - USDA inspection of facilities will occur at least once per ___

Penalty - Fine levied to anyone interefering with USDA inspectors

Penalty - Fine levied to anyone interefering with USDA inspectors with a deadly weapon

Penalty - Prison sentence for anyone interefering with USDA inspectors

Penalty - Prison sentence for anyone interefering with USDA inspectors with a deadly weapon

Penalty - Fine levied to any person knowingly ignoring a cease and desist order

Penalty - Fine levied to person or facility for violating the Act

Penalty - Maximum possible prison sentence for knowingly violating the Act

Penalty - Period of time to seek a review of a final order of the Secretary

Penalty - Maximum suspension of license for violating the Act

Penalty - Fine levied to any person violating rules on animal fighting (interstate transport and communication)

Penalty - Maximum possible prison sentence for any person violating the rules on animal fighting (interstate transport and communication)

Penalty - Fine levied on any IACUC member releasing trade secrets

Penalty - Fine levied on any IACUC member willfully releasing trade secrets

Penalty - Maximum possible prison sentence for any IACUC member releasing trade secrets

Penalty - Maximum possible prison sentence for any IACUC member willfully releasing trade secrets

Dealers - Fine (per dog or cat) levied to dealers who do not comply with the 5-day holding period

Dealers - Length of time a pound, humane society, or facility must hold a dog or cat before selling to a dealer

Facility - Length of time the research facility must keep the holding certification of a dog or cat by the dealer

Cats - Hard surfaces that dogs and cats contact must be "spot cleaned" ___ for removing excreta and preventing disease

Dogs - Hard surfaces that dogs and cats contact must be "spot cleaned" ___ for removing excreta and preventing disease

Cats - Minimum time that potable water must be made available to dogs or cats if not ad lib

Dogs - Minimum time that potable water must be made available to dogs or cats if not ad lib

Marine - A "buffer" of ___ of below compliance will be granted to facilites with regards to space requirements

Marine - A report of ___ experts (from the AAZPA) may be required by the Deputy Administrator for a variance to the Act

Marine - Maximum time food for marine mammals may be stored on ice (not in refrigerated appliances)

Marine - Minimum average vertical air space above all primary enclosures

Marine - Maximum time a marine mammal may be temporarily housed in a noncompliant primary enclosure without written justification/authorization by the AV

Marine - Minimum distance from the primary enclosure of a perimeter fence, unless approved by the Adminsitrator

Marine - Minimum height of a perimeter fence for marine mammals, unless approved by the Administrator

Marine - Minimum height of a perimeter fence for polar bears, unless approved by the Administrator

Marine - Frequency the AV must reevaluate and justify the temporary noncompliant housing of a marine mammal

Marine - MHD for most large Group I cetaceans (Group I small whales)

Marine - MHD for most small Group I cetaceans (Group I dolphins and porpoises)

Marine - Additional DRA for each additional sea otter >2

Marine - Additional DRA or pool surface area for each additional polar bear

Marine - Group I cetaceans include: bottlenose dolphins, Orca, minke, narwhale, beluga, and pilot whales, river dolphins and some other dolphins and porpoises-- perhaps (not specifically mentioned) because common in captivity (lower MHD than equivalently sized Group II)

Marine - Group I pinnipeds include: fur, harbor, elephant, leopard, harp, weddell seals, sea lions, walruses, and other seal species

Marine - Group II pinnipeds include only bearded, ringed, and hooded seals

Marine - MHD for Group II cetaceans (higher per length compared with Group I)

Marine - MHD for sirenians-- adequate for 2 sirenians, averaged BL if >2

Marine - MHD for up to 2 sea otters

Marine - MHD of a pinniped the primary enclosure

Marine - Minimum depth of a pool for up to ___ sea otters

Marine - Minimum depth of the pool for cetaceans, if greater than the prescribed minimum-- 6'-14' in Group I and 6' in Group II cetaceans

Marine - Minimum depth of the pool for polar bears

Marine - Minimum depth of the pool for sirenians, if greater than the prescribed minimum (5')

Marine - Minimum dry resting area (DRA) of a primary enclosure of a Group I pinniped, singly housed

Marine - Minimum dry resting area (DRA) of a primary enclosure of a Group II pinniped, singly housed

Marine - Minimum dry resting area (DRA) of a primary enclosure of a group of Group II pinnipeds (each successive pinniped BL² is factored by 0.1 less, down to 1.1)-- must be split if sexually mature males are present

Marine - Minimum dry resting area (DRA) of a primary enclosure of group-housed Group I pinnipeds-- must be split if sexually mature males are present

Marine - Minimum dry resting area for up to ___ polar bears

Marine - Minimum dry resting area for up to 2 sea otters

Marine - Minimum height of a polar bear den-- must be out of view of public, ___ den(s) per adult bear

Marine - Minimum Horizontal Dimension (MHD) for calculating space requirements for marine mammals

Marine - Minimum MHD of the pool for polar bears

Marine - Minimum pool volume of the primary enclosure of >2 Group I cetaceans, >4 Group II cetaceans, or >2 sirenians

Marine - Minimum pool volume of the primary enclosure of a cetacean and sirenians-- may hold 2 Group I cetaceans, 4 Group II cetaceans, or 2 sirenians

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for Group II cetaceans

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for most large Group I cetaceans (Group I small whales)

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for most small Group I cetaceans (Group I dolphins and porpoises)

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for pinnipeds

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for pinnipeds, if greater than the prescribed minimum (3')

Marine - Minimum required depth of a pool for sirenians

Marine - Minimum surface area fo Group I or II cetaceans-- may hold 2 Group I cetaceans or 4 Group II cetaceans

Marine - Minimum surface area of the pool for ___ polar bears

Marine - Minimum volume of a pool for up to 2 sea otters

Marine - Minimum width and depth of a polar bear den-- must be out of view of public, ___ den per adult bear

Marine - Surface area of pool must equal the dry resting area, based on the number and size of species in the primary enclosure

Marine Group II cetaceans include: pygmy/dwarf sperm whale and most dolphins and porpoises-- open water species, thus requires higher MHDs (compared with Group I)

Marine - All frozen food must be feed to marine mammals within ___ of being removed from the freezer, or if thawed in a refrigerator, within ___ of being thawed

Marine - Feeding records must be maintained at the facility for ___ and made available to APHIS

Marine - Food receptacles and preparation areas must be cleaned and sanitized every ___

Marine - Frozen food must be stored at ___°F or below

Marine - Inappetence of >___ must be reported to the AV

Marine mammals must be offered food at least ___

Marine - Coliform count in the pool primary enclosure must be checked every ___

Marine - Maximum allowable Most Proble Number (MPN) of coliform count in the primary enclosure pool

Marine - pH and chemical additives (chlorine) in the pool primary enclosure must be checked ___ (natural seawater pools are exempt)

Marine - Range of salinty of water for marine mammals

Marine - Records of coliform count, pH, and other water testing must be maintained for ___

Marine - Time interval between initial high coliform sample and the repeat sample-- a 2nd MPN counts over 1000 and the water quality must be corrected immediately

Marine - Animal and food waste and trash and debris must be removed from the primary enclosure at least ___

Marine - Kitchens for marine mammal food preparation must be sanitized ___ and cleaned ___

Marine - Kitchens for marine mammal food preparation must be sanitized weekly with hot water and detergent

Cats - Food and water receptacles of dogs and cats must be sanitized every ___

Cats - Primary enclosures of dogs and cats must be sanitized every ___

Cats - Water temperature of water to sanitize and dog's or cat's primary enclosure

Dogs - Food and water receptacles of dogs and cats must be sanitized every ___

Dogs - Primary enclosures of dogs and cats must be sanitized every ___

Dogs - Water temperature of water to sanitize and dog's or cat's primary enclosure

Marine - All cetaceans and sirenians must be physically examined by the AV at least every ___ unless exempted by APHIS

Marine mammals must be visually evaluated by the AV at least every ___

Marine mammal necropsy reports, feeding records, behavioral assessments, and water quality reports must be maintained for ___

Forms - Program of Veterinary Care must be completed by facilities that employ a part-time consultant AV - SWTD programs, etc

Marine - A written incident report must be sent to APHIS within ___ of the incident

Marine - Additional surface area for SWTD area for each additional dolphin >3

Marine - An incident must be reported to APHIS with ___

Marine - AV or consulting veterinarian must have at least ___ years of cetacean care experience in the last ___ years

Marine - Average depth of tidal pool or any man-made SWTD area must be ___

Marine - Frequency that the AV must conduct physical exams of every cetacean in a SWTD Program

Marine - Frequency that the AV must evaluate each cetacean and observe an interactive swin session in a SWTD Program

Marine - Head trainer/behaviorist in a SWTD Program is required to have ___ years of experience in cetacean training in the last ___ years

Marine - Interaction time of SWTD Program dolphins shall not exceed ___ hours per day

Marine - Maximum ratio of humans:dolphins and participants:attendants in a SWTD Program

Marine - MHD for each 'swim-with-the-dolphin' areas-- interactive, buffer, and sanctuary area

Marine - Minimum number of attendants in a SWTD interaction period, 1 may be positioned out of the water

Marine - Minimum number of employees in a SWTD Program-- 1 Manager, 1 Behaviorist, 1 Trainer, 1 veterinarian, and 1+ Attendants (as many as necessary)

Marine - Minimum surface area for SWTD area for 2 dolphins

Marine - Minimum surface area for SWTD area for 3 dolphins

Marine - Minimum volume of a pool for a SWTD area

Marine - Number of incidents per year that would necessitate an APHIS investigation

Marine - Required years of experience in managing captive cetaceans for a SWTD Program Licensee or Manager

Marine - Required years of experience in training captive cetaceans for a SWTD Program Trainer

Marine - SWTD dolphins shall have at least ___ continuous hours without public interaction in a ___ period

Marine - The SWTD Program must provide APHIS with a description of the program ___ before initiation

Marine - A necropsy must be performed on any cetacean that dies within ___, and if greater than ___ the carcass must be refrigerated

Marine - A necropsy report must be in the individual animal's file within ___ of death

Transport - Maximum temperature for transporting marine mammals unless acclimation is certified by a veterinarian or while held at a terminal facility

Transport - Intermediate handlers must attempt to notify the consignee at least every ___ while a marine mammal or other mammal is at a terminal facility

Transport - Minimum surface area of each of ___ sides or a marine mammal primary enclosure while in transit-- ventilation must be at an appropriate height

Transport - Projecting rims on the exterior of a marine mammal primary enclosure must be ___ between the enclosure and anything placed against it

Transport - Every marine mammal and other mammal must be offered potable water at least once every ___ while being transported

Transport - Any marine mammal transport scheduled for over ___ must have a transport plan approved by the AV

Transport - Maximum temperature that a polar bear may be subjected to when being moved at a terminal transport facility 75°F for

Other mammals - Minimum distance of the perimenter fence from the primary enclosure

Other mammals - Minimum height of a perimeter fence for nondangerous animals

Other mammals - Minimum height of a perimeter fence for potentially dangerous animals (large felids, bears, etc.)

Cats - Maximum length of time before transportation that a licensed veterinarian may certify a dog or cat acclimated <50°F

Cats - Minimum temperature below which a veterinarian must certify a dog/cat acclimated for transport

Dogs - Maximum length of time before transportation that a licensed veterinarian may certify a dog or cat acclimated <50°F

Dogs - Minimum temperature below which a veterinarian must certify a dog/cat acclimated for transport

Transport - Intermediate handlers may not accept a dog/cat/NHP if it wasn't feed or watered within ___ of transfer

Transport - Maximum length of time before transportation that a licensed veterinarian may certify a dog, cat, hamster, guinea pig, rabbit, or NHP acclimated to cold temperatures

Transport - Minimum temperature below which a veterinarian must certify a dog/cat/NHP acclimated for transport

Transport - Required duration of specific feeding and watering instructions of the consigner to the intermediate handler for dogs, cats, or NHPs in transport

Transport - Intermediate handlers may not accept a dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/marine mammal or other mammal more than ___ before the scheduled departure time

Transport - Intermediate handler may extend the acquisition and departure time of a dog/cat/guinea pig/hamster/rabbit/NHP/marine mammal to ___ if agreed with the consignee

Transport - Minimum temperature and time for dogs/cats/hamsters/guinea pigs/rabbits/NHPs/other mammals between terminal facilities and vehicles

Other mammals - Primary enclosures will be sanitized with detergent and water reaching 180°F

Other mammals - Dealers (or intermediate handlers) transporting other mammals in their own vehicles must provide potable water at least every ___ while in transit

Other mammals - While in transit, every other mammal shall be offered food at least ___ and an appropriate amount of food shall accompany the animal for at least a ___ period

Transport - Litters of puppies or kittens less than 8 weeks (weaned or with dam) may be transported in the same primary enclosure

Transport - No more than ___ dog(s) or cat(s) >___ may be transported by air in a single primary enclosure

Transport - No more than ___ live dogs or cats > ___ may be transported by ground or water (or private plane) in the same primary enclosure

Transport - No more than ___ puppies __ to ___ weighing less than 20 pounds each may be transported by air in the same primary enclosure

Transport - No more than 1 dog >___ (but less than 6 months) may be transported by air in a single primary enclosure

Transport - Primary enclosures of dogs and cats must be cleaned at least every ___ while in transit

Transport - Projecting rims on the exterior of a dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/other mammal primary enclosure must be ___ between the enclosure and anything placed against it

Transport - Required combined surface of all ventilation openings of dog/cat primary enclosures

Transport - Required height of the letters of the "Live Animal" label on any dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit primary enclosure in transit

Transport - Required surface area of the 3rd ventilation opening when there are 2 walls with ___% openings on the dog/cat primary enclosure

Transport - Required surface area of ventilation openings on 2 of 3 walls of a dog/cat primary enclosure-- 3rd opening must be ___% of the 3rd wall

Transport - At least ___ of the ventilation openings must be on the upper ___ of the primary enclosure walls on the dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/other mammal primary enclosure

Transport - Required surface area of ventilation opening on each wall when opening are on all 4 walls on the dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/other mammal primary enclosure

Transport - Required surface area of ventilation openings on 2 adjacent walls of a dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/other mammal primary enclosure

Transport - Required surface area of ventilation opening if there is only 1 opening of any mammal's primary enclosure and it is permanently fixed to the vehicle

Transport - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for dogs and cats in a surface transport vehicle

Transport - Cargo holds must be pressurized if flying dogs and cats in aircraft over ___

Transport - Minimum absolute ambient temperature for dogs or cats in surface vehicle

Transport - Dogs and cats >___ must be offered food at least once every ___, puppies and kitten <___ every ___

Transport - Dogs and cats >16 weeks must be offered food at least once every ___ while in transit

Transport - Every dog or cat must be offered potable water at least once every ___

Transport - Puppies and kittens <16 weeks must be offered food at least one every ___

Transport - While in transit in the air every dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP must be evaluated at least every ___ if the cargo hold is accessible-- if it is not, then when possible

Transport - While in transit on the ground, every dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP must be evaluated at least every ___

Transport - Maximum distance away from a dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/other mammal primary enclosure where temperature may be measured (midway up enclosure)

Transport - Maximum temperature the dog/cat/hamster/guinea pig/rabbit/NHP/other mammal may be subjected to when being moved at a terminal transport facility

Cats - Minimum temperature for indoor, outdoor, sheltered, or mobile facilities housing dogs and cats not acclimated to lower temperatures

Dogs - Minimum temperature for indoor, outdoor, sheltered, or mobile facilities housing dogs and cats not acclimated to lower temperatures

Cats - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for dogs and cats in an indoor, sheltered, mobile, or terminal facility

Cats - Below what temperature must dry bedding and solid resting boards be provided to dogs and cats in order to conserve heat in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility?

Cats - Maximum absolute ambient temperature for dogs or cats in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Cats - Minimum absolute ambient temperature for dogs or cats in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Dogs - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for dogs and cats in an indoor, sheltered, mobile, or terminal facility

Dogs - Dry bedding and solid resting boards must be provide to dogs and cats in order to conserve heat in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Dogs - Maximum absolute ambient temperature for dogs or cats in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Dogs - Minimum absolute ambient temperature for dogs or cats in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Guinea pigs - Maximum temperature for guinea pigs housed in indoor facilities (not housed in outdoor facilities)

Guinea pigs - Minimum temperature for guinea pigs housed in indoor facilities (not housed in outdoor facilities)

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space for a guinea pig, weanling to 350 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space for a guinea pig, weighing >350 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space for a nursing guinea pig and her litter

Guinea pigs - Minimum height of a guinea pig primary enclosure

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a dwarf nursing hamster and her litter, no other adult dwarf hamsters allowed in primary enclosure

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a hamster, <60 g

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a hamster, 60-80 g

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a hamster, 80-100 g

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a hamster, weighing >100 g

Hamsters - Minimum floor space for a nursing hamster and her litter, no other adult hamsters allowed in primary enclosure

Hamsters - Minimum height of a hamster primary enclosure

Guinea pigs will be fed ___ unless as the veterinarian otherwise requires

Hamsters will be fed ___ unless as the veterinarian otherwise requires, hamsters may be fed on the floor

Guinea pigs - Food and water receptacles will be sanitized every ___

Hamsters - Food and water receptacles will be sanitized every ___

Guinea pigs - Primary enclosures will be sanitized every ___ or when soiled or new animals as added

Guinea pigs - Primary enclosures will be sanitized with detergent and water reaching 180°F

Hamsters - Primary enclosures will be sanitized every ___ or when soiled or when new animals are added

Hamsters - Primary enclosures will be sanitized with detergent and water reaching 180°F

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport guinea pigs, <350 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport guinea pigs, 350-600 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport guinea pigs, weighing >600 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum interior height of a primary enclosure used to transport guinea pigs, <500 g

Guinea pigs - Minimum interior height of a primary enclosure used to transport guinea pigs, >500 g

Guinea pigs - Not more than ___ live guinea pigs shall be transported in the same primary enclosure

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport hamsters, 3-5 weeks (weaned)

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport hamsters, 5-10 weeks

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport hamsters, more than 10 weeks

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport dwarf hamsters, 3-5 weeks (weaned)

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport dwarf hamsters, 5-10 weeks

Hamsters - Minimum floor space of a primary enclosure used to transport dwarf hamsters, more than 10 weeks

Hamsters - Minimum interior height of a primary enclosure used to transport dwarf hamsters

Hamsters - Minimum interior height of a primary enclosure used to transport hamsters

Hamsters - Not more than ___ live hamsters shall be transported in the same primary enclosure

Transport - Maximum temperature for transporting guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, NHPs, polar bears, or other mammals and while held at a terminal facility

Transport - Minimum temperature for transporting guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, NHPs, marine mammals, or other mammals unless acclimation is certified by a veterinarian or while held at a terminal facility

Transport - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits and 'other mammals' while in transit or at a terminal facility

Transport - If guinea pigs or hamsters are transported for more than ___, the animals shall have access to food and water during transit

Cats - Dry bedding and solid resting boards must be provide to dogs and cats in order to conserve heat in an outdoor facility

Dogs - Dry bedding and solid resting boards must be provide to dogs and cats in order to conserve heat in an outdoor facility

Transport - Transporting devices containing hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, or 'other mammals' shall be covered when the temperature drops to ___°F

Rabbits - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for rabbits in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

Rabbits - Additional methods of cooling (sprinklers) must be provided for rabbits in an outdoor facility in hot weather

Rabbits - Shelter must be provided for rabbits in an outdoor facility in cold weather

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a nursing rabbit (<2 kg) and her litter

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a nursing rabbit (2-4 kg) and her litter

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a nursing rabbit (4-5.4 kg) and her litter

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a nursing rabbit (more than 5.4 kg) and her litter

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a rabbit, <2 kg

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a rabbit, 2-4 kg

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a rabbit, 4-5.4 kg

Rabbits - Minimum floor space for a rabbit, more than 5.4 kg

Rabbits - Minimum height of a rabbit primary enclosure

Rabbits must be fed at least once a ___

Rabbits - Feed and water receptacle shall be sanitized every ___

Rabbits - Primary enclosures must be sanitized with detergent and hot water

Rabbits - Primary enclosures shall be cleaned (floors with bedding or paper under trays) at least once per ___

Rabbits - Primary enclosures shall be sanitized every ___

Cats - Additional floor space for each nursing kitten as a % of the queen's requirement

Cats - Maximum number of unconditioned cats that may housed housed in the same primary enclosure

Cats - Minimum floor space for a cat < 4 kg

Cats - Minimum floor space for a cat > 4 kg

Cats - Minimum height of a primary enclosure

Cats - Minimum thickness of wire of raised flooring for a primary enclosure of dogs and cats

Cats - Minimum thickness of wire of raised flooring for a primary enclosure of dogs and cats

Dogs - Additional floor space for each nursing puppy as a % of the dog's requirement

Dogs - Maximum number of unconditioned dogs that may housed housed in the same primary enclosure

Dogs - Minimum floor space requirement

Dogs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of a dog

Dogs - Minimum thickness of wire of raised flooring for a primary enclosure of dogs and cats

Dogs - Minimum thickness of wire of raised flooring for a primary enclosure of dogs and cats

Cats - Kittens <___ may not be housed with adult cats

Dogs - Puppies <___ may not be housed with adult dogs

Rabbits - Not more than ___ live rabbits shall be transported in the same primary enclosure

NHPs - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for rabbits in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

NHPs - Maximum absolute ambient temperature for NHPs in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

NHPs - Minimum absolute ambient temperature for NHPs in an indoor, sheltered, or mobile facility

NHPs - Minimum distance from the outside wall of a building that a perimeter fence must be unless approved by the Adminsitrator

NHPs - Minimum height of a perimeter fence around a NHP facility in order to keep out unauthorized persons or animals

NHPs - Heat must be provided to outdoor housed primates if the temperature falls below ___°F

Dogs - AV must reevaluate an exercise exemption every ___ days

Dogs - IACUC may accept a scientific justifcation (by the PI) for permanent exercise exemtion on the protocol-- reevaulated annually

Dogs - Number of dogs that may be exempted from exercise if they are ___ and their primary enclosure is ___ of the required floor space

Dogs and puppies over ___ must be exercised unless exempted

Dogs may be exempted from exercise if their primary enclosure is ___ the required floor space

NHPs - Baboons and non-brachiating species > 15 kg

NHPs - Capuchins, squirrel monkeys (and similar sized species), and juveniles of other species (6 months to 3 years)

NHPs - Floor space requirements must be met for each primate in a group setting

NHPs - Great apes over 25 kg and brachiating species

NHPs - Infants ___ old may be kept with its mother in a primary enclosure with floor space meeting the requirements of the mother

NHPs - Macaques and African species

NHPs - Male macaques and large African species

NHPs - Marmosets, tamarins, and infants of other species (<6 months)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 1 primates, <1 kg (marmosets, tamarins, and infants <6 months)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 1 primates, 1-3 kg (capuchins, squirrel monkeys, and juveniles 6 months to 3 years)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 3 primates, 3-10 kg (macaques and African species)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 4 primates, 10-15 kg (male macaques and large African species)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 5 primates, 15-25 kg (baboons and non-brachiating species)

NHPs - Minimum floor space of primary enclosure of Group 6 primates, >25 kg (great apes and brachiating species)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 1 primates, <1 kg (marmosets, tamarins, and infants <6 months)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 2 primates, 1-3 kg (capuchins, squirrel monkeys, and juveniles 6 months to 3 years)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 3 primates, 3-10 kg (macaques and African species)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 4 primates, 10-15 kg (male macaques and large African species)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 5 primates, 15-25 kg (baboons and non-brachiating species)

NHPs - Minimum height of primary enclosure of Group 6 primates, >25 kg (great apes and brachiating species)

NHPs - Dealer, exhibitors and facilites must provide great apes > ___ kg double the required space for a Group ___ primate and have an enhanced enrichment plan

NHPs - Primate kept in a restrain device for >___ must be allowed at least ___ of unrestrained activity (unless approved by the IACUC)

NHPs - The AV must reevaluate exemption to the primate enrichement plan every ___

NHPs must be fed at least once a ___

NHPs - Food and water receptacles must be sanitized every ___ or before being used by a different primate

NHPs - Minimum time that potable water must be made available to primates if not ad lib

NHPs - Primary enclosures must be sanitized with detergent and hot water

NHPs - Indoor primary enclosures must be sanitized every ___

NHPs - primary enclosures housing primates that scent mark must be spot cleaned every ___

NHPs - Number of live primates that may be transport in a primary enclosure except for mother-infant, establish male-female, or a group of juveniles

Transport - Required height of the letters of "Wild Animal" or "Live Animal" label on any primate, marine mammal, or other mammal primary enclosure in transit

NHPs - Primates <1 year old must be fed at least once every ___ while in transit

NHPs - Primates >1 year old must be fed at least once every ___ while in transit

NHPs must be fed within ___ of transportation

Dogs - Disposable feed containers must be disposed of after ___ use(s)

NHPs - Additional ventilation (fans or blowers) must be provided for NHPs in a terminal facility

Adminstrative - Beginning of the USDA "fiscal year"