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American Horse Slaughter Protection Act moves to Senate

October 1, 2006

Washington—The American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act, overwhelmingly passed by the House of Representatives on Sept. 7, now moves to the Senate—meaning it will be 2007 before that body acts on it.

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Pet evacuation bill awaits final approval

September 1, 2006

Washington — Legislation that ties federal grants to including pets in local and state evacuation plans hinges on last-minute negotiations between Congress' two chambers.

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Small animal DVM enters big-time politics

May 1, 2006

Trenton, N.J. — He's put away the scuba gear, paused the pottery wheel and plans to rearrange time spent as his practice to do one thing — run for the New Jersey General Assembly.

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Kansas Senate bill could make animal cruelty a felony

February 14, 2006

TOPEKA, KAN. - 2/14/06 - A Kansas Senate bill would classify serious acts of animal cruelty as a felony.

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Wyeth to comply with Senate investigation

February 1, 2006

Washington — Wyeth Pharmaceuticals plans to aid a Senate investigation after allegations surfaced that the company attempted to discredit a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officer who challenged the safety of ProHeart 6.

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AVMA targets high-volume breeders before U.S. Senate

December 1, 2005

Washington — The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) turned up the political chatter against high-volume breeders in testimony before the U.S. Senate.

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Congress allots $500,000 to ease manpower drought

December 1, 2005

Washington — Congress has sent the White House a $101-billion agriculture appropriations measure that earmarks funds for several key veterinary initiatives, including $500,000 for the National Veterinary Medical Services Act (NVMSA).

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Minnesota veterinarian runs for U.S. Senate

September 1, 2005

Minneapolis — Dr. Ford W. Bell seeks election to the U.S. Senate in November 2006, vying to become the nation's third veterinarian on Capitol Hill.

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Microchip debate seeps into agriculture bill

August 1, 2005

Washington —The microchip controversy has entered Congress as an amendment to the House's agriculture appropriations bill for 2006.

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