Oklahoma House pushes pet-breeding rules
A measure to regulate Oklahoma ’s $30 million dog- and cat-breeding industry moved another step closer to becoming law Wednesday.
House Bill 1332 passed the House 74-26. It now goes to the Senate.
The measure would have the Agriculture, Food and Forestry Department license and regulate people, shelters or businesses that acquire or sell 35 or more domestic dogs and cats within a year in Oklahoma.
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