Oklahoma House pushes pet-breeding rules

 
BY MICHAEL MCNUTT | Published: March 5, 2009   

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.

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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...
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