Prohibits sale of cats, dogs, or rabbits by pet shops; prohibits certain transactions between animal shelters, pounds, animal rescue organizations, and animal breeders or brokers; repeals "Pet Purchase Protection Act."
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This bill prohibits pet shops from selling cats, dogs, or rabbits and restricts certain transactions between animal shelters, pounds, rescue organizations, and breeders. It also repeals the "Pet Purchase Protection Act." The bill aims to promote adoption of homeless animals, discourage the sale of animals from puppy mills, and encourage responsible breeding practices.
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