Section 4-29-23 - Designated address(a) The service animal or exempted guide dog user shall provide the department not less than twenty-four hours prior to arrival in the State with a designated address in the State where his or her Class A service animal or guide dog will be residing.(b) A service animal or exempted guide dog that is residing at a designated address in the State may work with its user at any time; provided that the dog remains either confined or under the direct control of the user at all times and avoids all contact with any other animal except other approved service animals or exempted guide dogs. If the service animal or exempted guide dog is not either confined or under the control of its user at any time, the service animal or exempted guide dog may immediately be confined to the animal quarantine station for a period of up to thirty days post-arrival; however, the service animal or exempted guide dog may leave the State after spending at least ten days in quarantine.(c) Should the user fail to provide the designated address at least twenty-four hours prior to arrival, the service animal or guide dog shall be subject to removal to the animal quarantine station until a designated address is provided.[Eff 06/06/98; am and comp 07/10/00; comp 06/30/03; am and comp 02/12/04; am and comp 10/31/05; am and comp SEP 28 2009] (Auth: HRS § 142-2) (Imp: HRS §§ 142-3, 142-6, 142-11, 142-12)