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This bill allows the government to provide veterinary services like vaccinations and pet population control to Tribal communities to stop the spread of diseases from animals to humans.AI-written
Authorizes the Indian Health Service to provide veterinary care—including rabies shots and spaying—to Tribal communities to prevent animal-borne diseases from infecting humans.
In many rural and Tribal areas, veterinary care is hard to find and expensive, which makes it easier for diseases like rabies to spread from wildlife to pets and eventually to people. By treating animal health as a part of human public health, this bill aims to stop outbreaks before they start. If this becomes law, it could significantly lower the number of rabies cases and other animal-related health threats in underserved communities.
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This bill allows the government to provide veterinary services like vaccinations and pet population control to Tribal communities to stop the spread of diseases from animals to humans.AI-written
Authorizes the Indian Health Service to provide veterinary care—including rabies shots and spaying—to Tribal communities to prevent animal-borne diseases from infecting humans.
In many rural and Tribal areas, veterinary care is hard to find and expensive, which makes it easier for diseases like rabies to spread from wildlife to pets and eventually to people. By treating animal health as a part of human public health, this bill aims to stop outbreaks before they start. If this becomes law, it could significantly lower the number of rabies cases and other animal-related health threats in underserved communities.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| not specified | Public Health Veterinary Services | discretionary | ongoing |