How cats must be identified—Act, s 83
9 How cats must be identified—Act, s 83
The cat must be identified by an identifying microchip that—
is implanted in the cat; and
contains a number (the unique identification number) by which the identification particulars for the cat can be worked out; and
functions properly.
The identification particulars for a cat are—
the following information about the cat:
the cat’s breed;
the cat’s date of birth or age;
the cat’s colour;
the cat’s sex;
the cat’s reproductive status;
the address where the cat is, or is to be, kept;
the unique identification number of the identifying microchip implanted in the cat;
the identification number of any other microchip implanted in the cat;
the name and business address of the person who implanted the identifying microchip mentioned in subparagraph (vii) and the date it was implanted; and
the following information about the cat’s owner:
the owner’s name and home address and, if different, postal address;
a contact telephone number for the owner; and
the name of a person (other than the owner) who can be contacted in relation to the cat and a contact telephone number for the person.
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