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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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Calif. could outlaw cattle tail docking

February 23, 2009

Sacramento, Calif. -- A California lawmaker is seeking to make cattle tail docking illegal.

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Colorado bill to limit dog breeders is set aside

February 16, 2009

Denver, Colo. -- Legislation introduced last month in Colorado that would have limited the number of dogs breeders could keep and mandate veterinary certification exams for commercially bred dogs has been set aside indefinitely.

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Ill. bill would classify ear cropping as 'animal torture'

February 9, 2009

Springfield, Ill. -- Illinois may declare ear cropping and tail docking "animal torture" if a bill introduced in late January is passed.

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New York bill would require microchipping of all dogs

February 7, 2009

Albany, N.Y. -- All dogs in New York may have to be microchipped and identified in a state registry if a new bill makes it out of committee.

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Sterilization law, breed bans gain momentum

February 6, 2009

Lancaster, Calif. -- Several dog breeds will have to go under the knife in the next few weeks when a municipal law requiring sterilization by breed takes effect.

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Vindication follows charges veterinarian improperly disposed of horse remains

February 1, 2009

Brunswick, Ga. — Charged with improperly disposing of two dead horses, citizens spoke up to vindicate this veterinarian.

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Colorado bill would require feline IDs

February 1, 2009

Denver — Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would require cat owners in the state' largest cities to microchip or tag.

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Veterinarians wrestle with legal ethical concerns over microchips and ownership

February 1, 2009

National Report — As microchipping becomes more common, veterinarians are questioning their legal liability and ethical obligations in regard to sorting out ownership disputes.

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