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You cannot sell artificially dyed blue chicks.

Status: Still Enforced / On the Books

The Law Explained

During the Easter season, it was once a popular gimmick to dye baby chicks bright pastel colors, including blue, to sell as festive pets. Animal welfare advocates lobbied to end this practice because the dyes were often toxic and the chicks were frequently abandoned after the holiday. The law now completely prohibits selling or giving away dyed fowl or rabbits.

๐Ÿ“š Source / Legal Code

Official Code Citation: N.D. Cent. Code ยง 36-21.1-10
Where to look:

Humane Treatment of Animals Act

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