Section 22-336-38 - Sanitation(a) All dog pounds, grounds, indoor runs and outdoor runs, primary enclosures, and any place where a dog, cat, or other domestic animal is kept shall be maintained in a sanitary manner to minimize the harborage, breeding and attraction of insects and vermin. Trash and food containers shall be kept closed or covered when not in use.(b) Walls, floors and ceilings shall be kept clean. Primary enclosures, indoor runs and outdoor runs and all hard surfaces shall be cleaned and disinfected, and maintained in a sanitary manner.(c) Primary enclosures and runs shall be cleaned and disinfected before use by another dog, cat or other domestic animal. Chemical disinfectants shall be stored according to the manufacturer's directions. Chemical disinfectants that are used shall be labeled as effective in eliminating viruses and bacteria detrimental to canines such as canine parvovirus.(d) All dog pounds shall be supplied with a sufficient amount of hot running water for the purpose of maintaining proper sanitary conditions.(e) All removable resting surfaces, furniture-type fixtures, equipment, or objects within the dog pound shall be constructed in a manner or made of materials that allow them to be cleaned and disinfected, or removed or replaced when worn or soiled.(f) Excreta and all food waste shall be removed as often as necessary, but at a minimum, at least once daily, from all primary enclosures, indoor runs and outdoor runs. Excreta and all food waste shall be disposed of in a sanitary manner.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22-336-38