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ARKANSAS STATUTES AND CODES
§ 2-38-101 - Taking up animals.
2-38-101. Taking up animals.
Every citizen, a resident householder in any county in this state, on finding any horse, mare, mule, jack, or jenny or any domesticated cattle, hogs, or sheep, of any age running at large, the owner of which is not known, may take the animal into his or her custody.
Every citizen, a resident householder in any county in this state, on finding any horse, mare, mule, jack, or jenny or any domesticated cattle, hogs, or sheep, of any age running at large, the owner of which is not known, may take the animal into his or her custody.
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