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Ohio bill would mandate veterinary care for breeder dogs

April 14, 2009

Columbus, Ohio -- Ohio is the latest state to take on so-called "puppy mills." Legislation was introduced last week that would establish stringent guidelines for those operating breeding kennels in the state.

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Bill would ban euthanization of wild horses

April 1, 2009

New legislation would prohibit euthanization of healthy wild horses and burros on federal lands.

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New laws could allow retribution for pet deaths

April 1, 2009

Pets die every day, but when it happens on the veterinarian's table should the doctor be forced to pay?

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HSUS sues Petland over alleged sales of unhealthy puppies

March 25, 2009

Phoenix -- The Humane Society of the United States filed a class-action lawsuit against Petland Inc. and the Hunte Corp. for allegedly selling "unhealthy puppy-mill puppies to unsuspecting customers."

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Adverse reaction sidelines Ill. ear cropping legislation

March 18, 2009

Springfield, Ill. - An Illinois Senate bill that would have labeled cosmetic ear cropping and tail docking as "animal torture" was cut to the point of removing all substantial policy change.

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AVMA urges Congress to adopt mandatory NAIS

March 12, 2009

Washington -- A mandatory animal identification tracking system is the most effective way to minimize an animal disease outbreak.

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Cat microchip bill doesn't land on all fours

March 1, 2009

Denver — A Colorado bill that would have required microchips or identification tags for cats in large cities died in the state house.

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Money needed to meet public-health DVM shortage, experts say

February 27, 2009

Washington -- More money, and lots of it, is the only way to avoid a dramatic shortage of public-health veterinarians that could put the entire nation at risk, a Senate committee was told.

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Calif. spay/neuter bill back on state's agenda

February 26, 2009

Sacramento, Calif. -- A bill with a history going back to February 2007 that was scrapped by lawmakers in September and would have required mandatory sterlization of dogs and cats older than 6 months has reappeared on the California Senate floor.

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