Kansas Lawmakers Hold Up New Surprise Inspection Laws to Ensure They Cover Breeders Also
A push for greater oversight pertaining to home breeding operations and not just pet stores in the state selling puppies is holding things up.
A push for greater oversight pertaining to home breeding operations and not just pet stores in the state selling puppies is holding things up.
“Over the past two to three years, there have been some extraordinary bite cases in places throughout the state where the law just does not meet the situation.”
Christine Elkins said, “I wish I could say that people understand, or that they respect us when we ask them not to distract our dogs, but they don’t.”
“We are thankful that the Supreme Court has clarified that schools cannot treat children with disabilities differently or stand in the way…”
Seven dogs rescued from a neglectful situation are healthy and ready for adoption, and their abusers could be disallowed animals in their care ever again!