Difference between revisions of "Animal Welfare Act, 1996 (Finland)"

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Description

Section 13 - Capturing wild animals to be cared for

(1) Capturing wild mammals and birds to be cared for is prohibited unless the animal is captured to be kept in a zoo or farmed for the production of meat or eggs or breeding animals for this or for game management purposes, or for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary cause or for scientific research work. (2) An animal taken into care for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary cause must be released when allowed by the condition of the animal if it is to be expected that it will adjust to living in the wild without difficulty. If the animal cannot be released and its care cannot be arranged for, it must be killed.

(1) When a sick or injured animal is handed over to another person, the recipient of the animal must be notified of its sickness or injury. (2) A domestic animal or other animal cared by humans which is sick, injured or otherwise in a helpless state must be helped or the owner or attendant of the animal or the municipal veterinarian, municipal official responsible for the supervision of health protection or the policy must be notified of the state of the animal. (3) If reaching the persons referred to in subsection 2 is unreasonably difficult and if the state of the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent obvious cruelty to it, the animal may be killed. The notification referred to in subsection 2 must be made of this without delay.

(4) Every effort must be made to help a wild animal which is sick, injured or otherwise in a helpless state. If, however, the state of the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent obvious cruelty to it, the animal must be killed or it must be seen to that it is killed.

Source link
https://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/1996/19960247, http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/1996/en19960247.pdf

Full reference
Eläinsuojelulaki 4.4.1996/247, Animal Welfare Act 247/1996

More information about properties
Policy
Year	1996
Policy area
Affected activity
Affected actors
Products	Game
Subject	NWFP, Access
Promoter/initiator	Public
Zone	North East Europe
Countries	Finland
Regions (NUTS 2)	North Karelia
Focus on NWFP
Document category	Law
Instrument type	Regulatory
Legal status	Binding
Geographical scope	National

Class	Policy +
Countries	Finland +
Document category	Law +
Encodedname	Animal_Welfare_Act.2C_1996_.28Finland.29 +
Full reference	Eläinsuojelulaki 4.4.1996/247, Animal Welfare Act 247/1996 +
Geographical scope	National +
Initiator	Public +
Instrument type	Regulatory +
Lcname	animal welfare act, 1996 (finland) +
Legal status	Binding +
Name	Animal Welfare Act, 1996 (Finland) +
Products	Game +
Reference ID	173 +
Regions	North Karelia +
Response set	Default +
Source link	https://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/1996/19960247, http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/1996/en19960247.pdf +
Subject	NWFP + and Access +
Year	1996 +
Zone	North East Europe +

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 {{European policy
 |Name=Animal Welfare Act, 1996 (Finland)
-|Regions=East Finland
+|Regions=North Karelia
 |Description=Section 13 - Capturing wild animals to be cared for
-(1) Capturing wild mammals and birds to be cared for is prohibited unless the animal is captured
+(1) Capturing wild mammals and birds to be cared for is prohibited unless the animal is captured to be kept in a zoo or farmed for the production of meat or eggs or breeding animals for this or for game management purposes, or for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary cause or for scientific research work.
-to be kept in a zoo or farmed for the production of meat or eggs or breeding animals for this or
+(2) An animal taken into care for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary cause must be released when allowed by the condition of the animal if it is to be expected that it will adjust to living in the wild without difficulty. If the animal cannot be released and its care cannot be arranged for, it must be killed.
-for game management purposes, or for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary
-cause or for scientific research work.
-(2) An animal taken into care for temporary medical care or other acceptable temporary cause
-must be released when allowed by the condition of the animal if it is to be expected that it will
-adjust to living in the wild without difficulty. If the animal cannot be released and its care
-cannot be arranged for, it must be killed.
-(1) When a sick or injured animal is handed over to another person, the recipient of the animal
+(1) When a sick or injured animal is handed over to another person, the recipient of the animal must be notified of its sickness or injury.
-must be notified of its sickness or injury.
+(2) A domestic animal or other animal cared by humans which is sick, injured or otherwise in a helpless state must be helped or the owner or attendant of the animal or the municipal veterinarian, municipal official responsible for the supervision of health protection or the policy must be notified of the state of the animal.
-(2) A domestic animal or other animal cared by humans which is sick, injured or otherwise in a
+(3) If reaching the persons referred to in subsection 2 is unreasonably difficult and if the state of the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent obvious cruelty to it, the animal may be killed. The notification referred to in subsection 2 must be made of this without delay.
-helpless state must be helped or the owner or attendant of the animal or the municipal
+(4) Every effort must be made to help a wild animal which is sick, injured or otherwise in a helpless state. If, however, the state of the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent obvious cruelty to it, the animal must be killed or it must be seen to that it is killed.
-veterinarian, municipal official responsible for the supervision of health protection or the
-policy must be notified of the state of the animal.
-(3) If reaching the persons referred to in subsection 2 is unreasonably difficult and if the state of
-the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent obvious cruelty to it, the animal may
-be killed. The notification referred to in subsection 2 must be made of this without delay.
-(4) Every effort must be made to help a wild animal which is sick, injured or otherwise in a
-helpless state. If, however, the state of the animal is such that keeping it alive would represent
-obvious cruelty to it, the animal must be killed or it must be seen to that it is killed.
 |Full reference=Eläinsuojelulaki 4.4.1996/247, Animal Welfare Act 247/1996
 |Scope=National
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 |Policy domain=Forestry
 |Class=Policy
-|Policy area=Forestry
+|Policy area=
-|Related to=442
+|Related to=441, 442, 148
+|Year=1996
+|Products=Game
+|Initiator=Public
+|Zone=North East Europe
+|Countries=Finland
+|Document category=Law
+|Legal status=Binding
+|Instrument type=Regulatory
+|Source link=https://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/1996/19960247, http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/1996/en19960247.pdf
+|ID=173
 }}