Bill aims to protect dogs in Oklahoma, lawmaker says
Oklahoma ’s $30-million dog-and-cat breeding industry needs to be regulated, state Rep. Lee Denney said.
Denney, a veterinarian, told a House committee last week the lack of regulation in the state’s so-called puppy and kitten mills explains the increased frequency of animal breeders being arrested in the state for animal cruelty. Denney, R-Cushing, cited the arrest of a Kansas man after authorities in...
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