Anti-Tethering Bill for Companion Animals Advances in NC House, but Its Future Is Uncertain
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communityq.comAnti-tethering bill for companion animals advances in NC House, but its future is uncertain
Duke, the dog H657 is named after, was found chained up outside next to another dog that had died. (Photo: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.)A bill that would establish minimum standards of care for domestic dogs and cats unanimously passed the North Carolina House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, but its future is uncertain as the session moves toward its end. House Bill 657 would require owners to provide care, exercise, food, shelt…
Anti-tethering bill for companion animals advances in NC House, but its future is uncertain - Seward Independent
Duke, the dog H657 is named after, was found chained up outside next to another dog that had died. (Photo: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.)A bill that would establish minimum standards of care for domestic dogs and cats unanimously passed the North Carolina House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, but its future is uncertain as the session moves toward its end. House Bill 657 would require owners to provide care, exercise, food, shelt…
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