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contact the minnesota state veterinarian/B.A.H.
The Board of Animal Health is responsible for receiving all Certificates of Inspection from Veterinarians for animals transported across state lines. All breeders who sell and then ship animals to other states must have their veterinarian inspect each animal for contagious diseases and then sign and submit the certificate to the B.A.H.. It is illegal to transport an animal across state lines without this certificate. The State Veterinarian works with the Board of Animal Health (B.A.H.), which is funded by the State of Minnesota. As for reporting animal cruelty, you can contact the B.A.H. but, without regulatory authority, they will most likely re-direct you to local law enforcement. There is no State law that gives the B.A.H. the authority to accept complaints or act upon grievances in regards to dog/cat breeders. However, the B.A.H. needs to be aware of the depth and breadth of inhumane breeding in Minnesota. By contacting this agency, in addition to your local humane society or law enforcement, the B.A.H. will become aware of the crisis. http://www.bah.state.mn.us/
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