PFI also supports provisions in the Farm Bill that enhance the nation’s biosecurity and veterinary capacity.
The measure strengthens safeguards against zoonotic disease and unsafe dog imports.
NRF seeks to block law from going into effect July 8.
The act would double funding for USDA Market Access Program and Foreign Market Development Program.
Under the proposed bill, the FDA would have regulatory authority over the labeling and ingredient review process for dog and cat food and treats.
The sweeping law also outlaws the breeding of Pugs, Dachshunds, Corgis, Mastiffs, Persian cats and more.
Pet rent will be limited to $35 per month or 1.5% of the owner’s monthly rent.
Pet rent would be limited to $35 per month or 1.5% of the owner’s monthly rent.
The bill would affect the owners of many rental properties that get public funds.
The legislation encountered a 'swift backlash.'
The protection of the environment and animals is a "founding value" of the nation.
New legislation is being considered in the state Senate.
Companies previously had the right to decline coverage to homeowners based on their ownership of breeds such as pit bulls, Doberman pinschers and German shepherds.
20 chief executives implore lawmakers to pass new legislation.
About 80 stores across the state could be affected if the legislation passes.
The legislation took effect July 1.
If passed, the legislation could take effect in 2021.
Some landlords are not happy about the proposed legislation.
The proposal would allow marijuana for dogs with epilepsy.
The legislation has bipartisan support.
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