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===== ๐ Florida State Law on Stray Dogs & Cats ===== Florida Statute ยง 823.151 authorizes counties to establish minimum stray hold periods for lost or stray dogs and cats to allow owners an opportunity to reclaim their animals. It also requires: * Screening for identification (tags, licenses, microchips) * Public notice of lost/stray animals received within 48 hours * Reasonable attempts to notify identified owners * Access for owners to retrieve animals during and after hours at least once per week during the hold period Florida.Public.Law<ref>{{cite web|title=Florida.Public.Law|url=https://florida.public.law/statutes/fla._stat._823.151|publisher=florida.public.law|access-date=2026-01-10}}</ref> This state statute provides the baseline standards for stray holds, and local ordinances like Escambiaโs can specify the exact hold duration.
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