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Kansas Zoom Meeting on Pet Policies

Kansas Zoom Meeting on Pet Policies


By Scout Nelson

The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Pet Animal Advisory Board is set to conduct its regular quarterly meeting online. Scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, the meeting will be accessible via Zoom, allowing stakeholders and the public to join remotely.

This virtual assembly is part of the board's commitment to maintaining transparency and accessibility in its operations, especially concerning pet animal welfare and facility inspections. As an open public meeting, it offers an opportunity for interested parties to stay informed and engage directly with the board on relevant issues.

To participate, individuals are encouraged to visit the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s official website, where they can find details on how to access the meeting link. The agenda, which outlines the specific topics to be discussed, is also available for review prior to the meeting. This can be obtained through the website at agriculture.ks.gov/KPAAB.

Those with inquiries or who require further information about the meeting can reach out directly to Sasha Thomason, the director of the animal facilities inspection program, via email at Sasha.Thomason@ks.gov. Additionally, contact can be made with the Division of Animal Health at 785-564-6601 for more direct assistance.

It is important to note that people requiring special accommodation to participate fully in this meeting are advised to make their needs known at least 24 hours before the meeting takes place. This ensures that all participants can have equitable access and a constructive experience during the session.

The Pet Animal Advisory Board's meetings are crucial for discussing and shaping the policies affecting Kansas’s pet animal sector. By holding these meetings publicly and virtually, the board ensures broader accessibility and encourages community involvement in governmental processes that impact pet welfare and industry standards across the state.

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