An Act banning the retail sale of dogs, cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs in pet shops
House: Read second and ordered to a third reading
Summary
The bill would amend state law to prohibit licensed pet shops from selling or offering for sale dogs, cats, rabbits, or guinea pigs. Pet shops could still provide space for animal rescues or shelters to showcase those animals for adoption, as long as the shop does not own the animals. It also leaves room for towns, cities, or other localities to set their own rules on such sales.
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