16 Questions
What was the original purpose of the Animal Welfare Act when it was first passed in 1966?
To prevent pets from being stolen.
What was the significance of the 1970 update of the Animal Welfare Act?
It covered live and dead animals under the act.
Which of the following is not covered under the Animal Welfare Act?
Fish and reptiles
How many AWA inspections were conducted in 2021, and how many of those were unannounced?
7,670 inspections with 1,277 unannounced
Which type of facilities must submit an Annual Report as per the information provided?
Roadside Exhibition/Zoos
What is the frequency of unannounced inspections for facilities covered under the Animal Welfare Act?
At least once a year
Which category of facilities is mandated to comply with USDA’s procedures for inspecting avian species, according to the information provided?
Circuses/Carnivals/Animal Acts
Who is responsible for enforcing the Animal Welfare Act via APHIS, according to the text?
Research Facilities
What was the main focus of the 2014 amendments to the Animal Welfare Act?
Defining dealer and retail pet store
Which change in the AWA was not fully enforced until 2023?
The change in bird coverage effective 2023
What was the primary purpose of the 2008 amendments to the Animal Welfare Act?
Increasing penalties related to animal fighting and violation
How did the 2002 amendments to the Animal Welfare Act affect bird fighting?
Changed the definition of animal but not fully enforced until 2023
What is the role of the Attending Veterinarian according to the Animal Welfare Act?
Providing health certificates and consulting for all procedures that may cause pain or distress
What is the maximum number of major operative procedures allowed for Class B/C Dealers as per the Animal Welfare Act?
No more than 1 major operative procedure, unless scientifically justified
Which animals are NOT covered under the Animal Welfare Act?
Warm-blooded animals bred for use in research, except birds, mice, rats
What is the official definition of 'animal' according to the Animal Welfare Act?
Any live or dead dog, cat, non-human primate, guinea pig, hamster, rabbit, or any other warm-blooded animal intended for research, teaching, testing, or pet purposes
This quiz covers the procedures for inspecting avian species at facilities licensed or registered under the law. Learn about the areas of care and treatment reviewed during unannounced visits by USDA inspectors.
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