H 943
An Act relative to dogs brought into the Commonwealth by animal rescue organizations
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Bill overview
This bill addresses the process by which dogs are brought into Massachusetts from animal rescue organizations. It aims to establish clear guidelines and requirements for these organizations to ensure the health and safety of the dogs and the public. Specifically, the bill requires rescue organizations to provide certain documentation and meet specific health standards when transferring dogs to Massachusetts. The goal is to improve oversight and accountability in the rescue process.
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Primary sponsor
William C. Galvin
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William C. Galvin
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