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Animals on Campus

There are significant health and safety hazards and nuisances created by animals (primarily dogs) on campus. Accordingly, the following campus policy relating to animals is in effect:

1. Animals, even though leashed, shall not be brought onto California State University, Fullerton property, including all buildings, except for:
   1. Seeing-eye dogs, which must have a valid dog license as evidence of current rabies vaccinations.
   2. Animals involved in authorized university research.
   3. Animals securely confined in a properly ventilated vehicle for a period not to exceed 30 minutes duration.
2. Animals found on campus in violation of this policy are subject to being picked up and turned over to the Orange County Animal shelter. Call the University Police (ext. 2515) to report infractions.
3. Exceptions to these regulations must be approved in advance by the University Police (ext. 2515) and Environmental Health and Instructional Safety (ext. 7233).

Revised: 9/2004 TW

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