Utah Code 11-46-302. Definitions
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In addition to the definitions in Sections 11-46-102 and 11-46-202, as used in this part:
(1) “Community cat” means a feral or free-roaming cat that is without visibly discernable or microchip owner identification of any kind, and has been sterilized, vaccinated, and ear-tipped.
Terms Used In Utah Code 11-46-302
- Animal: means a cat or dog. See Utah Code 11-46-102
- Community cat: means a feral or free-roaming cat that is without visibly discernable or microchip owner identification of any kind, and has been sterilized, vaccinated, and ear-tipped. See Utah Code 11-46-302
- Community cat caretaker: means any person other than an owner who provides food, water, or shelter to a community cat or community cat colony. See Utah Code 11-46-302
- Community cat colony: means a group of cats that congregate together. See Utah Code 11-46-302
- Person: means an individual, an entity, or a representative of an entity. See Utah Code 11-46-102
- Sponsor: means any person or organization that traps feral cats, sterilizes, vaccinates against rabies, and ear-tips them before returning them to the location where they were trapped. See Utah Code 11-46-302
(2) “Community cat caretaker” means any person other than an owner who provides food, water, or shelter to a community cat or community cat colony.
(3) “Community cat colony” means a group of cats that congregate together. Although not every cat in a colony may be a community cat, any cats owned by individuals that congregate with a colony are considered part of it.
(4) “Community cat program” means a program pursuant to which feral cats are sterilized, vaccinated against rabies, ear-tipped, and returned to the location where they congregate.
(5) “Ear-tipping” means removing approximately a quarter-inch off the tip of a cat’s left ear while the cat is anesthetized for sterilization.
(6) “Feral” has the same meaning as in Section 23A-1-101.
(7) “Sponsor” means any person or organization that traps feral cats, sterilizes, vaccinates against rabies, and ear-tips them before returning them to the location where they were trapped. A sponsor may be any animal humane society, non-profit organization, animal rescue, adoption organization, or a designated community cat caretaker that also maintains written records on community cats.