(a) Generally. Each animal fancier shall provide:
(1) an exercise area of sufficient size to allow running, with sufficient fencing and a secure locking gate;
(2) enclosures, cages, and exercise areas kept clean, dry, and in a sanitary condition, providing adequate ventilation, a healthful temperature, and protection against weather extremes;
(3) daily food, free of visible contamination, that is palatable and of sufficient quantity and quality to meet the normal nutrient requirements for the type, condition, and size of the animal; and
(4) fresh water that is always available and that is kept in a removable vessel secured to prevent tipping.
(b) Cages. A cage shall be of sufficient size to allow the occupant to stand up, lie down, and turn around without touching the side or top, with floors made of impervious material and, unless radiantly heated, equipped with a resting board or other bedding.
(1985 Code, Art. 12, § 8-103) (Bill No. 29-91; Bill No. 41-01)