(a) The owner of land within a controlled livestock district, whether the land is fenced or unfenced, is entitled to recover, from the owner or person having custody and control of a domestic animal, for any injury done by the animal when grazing or running at large within a controlled livestock district contrary to the provisions of this chapter, and has a lien upon the domestic animal for the amount of the damage done.
(b) A claim for damages may not exceed $500 against any one animal for any one trespass.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 3. Agriculture, Animals, and Food
Chapter 35. Controlled Livestock Districts
Sec. 03.35.020. Petition for establishment, addition, elimination, or dissolution.
Sec. 03.35.030. Notice, hearing, and order.
Sec. 03.35.035. Identification of domestic animals within controlled livestock district.
Sec. 03.35.040. Liability for damages; lien.
Sec. 03.35.050. Impounding and public sale of animals running at large.