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A law that went into effect in New York on Dec 15, 2024, “New York State Puppy Mill Pipeline Law,” is designed to stop the flow of cruelly bred puppies to pet stores in that state. This week the Greenwich P&Z commission agreed that the town’s retail regulation prohibits pet shops selling puppies, kittens and rabbits. Continue Reading →
On Friday, July 8 from 4-8pm and Saturday, July 9 from 11am-8pm, 70 dogs and cats from Best Friends Animal Society and Posh Pets Rescue will be available for a $25 adoption fee at 138 5th Avenue. Continue Reading →
Pet stores will be penalized for importing puppies from mills with violations. Pet shops are required to reimburse customers for veterinarian expenses exceeding the current $500 cap. The legislation instructs pet shops to post the USDA inspection reports for breeders of any dog offered for sale. Continue Reading →
Humane Pet Shop legislation passed the Senate Wednesday night. The bill now proceeds to the floor of the House of Representatives, where it will await further action. The 2014 legislative session ends on May 7. The legislation would prohibit pet shop licensees from purchasing dogs or cats from breeders who have violated USDA animal welfare regulations and increases the fine for violating related requirements. Continue Reading →