This includes private sales and auctions, and livestock includes many farm animals such as cattle, swine, sheep, goats, chickens and other farm animals. The Livestock Bill of Sale should be used any time livestock is being sold from a seller to a buyer. Horse Bill of Sale – To establish an agreement for the purchase and sale of a horse. If there are no health issues, the sale shall be finalized after the exchange has been made, with the bill of sale being authorized (recommended with two (2) witnesses, and/or notary public).
The buyer is allowed, and recommended, to inspect or have a third party examine the health of the animal(s) between the agreement date and date of sale. The buyer and seller shall come to an agreement using this document and schedule a date of sale where the animals will be presented along with the monetary funds for the transfer of possession.
A livestock bill of sale is for the transfer of possession of any farm animal.
