Nonprofit animal shelters and rescue organizations in New York will now have to be licensed and inspected by the Department of Agriculture and Markets. Previously, the requirement applied only to pet stores and home-based sellers of cat and dogs.
August 15, 2017 at 04:03 PM
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Starting next month animal shelters and rescue organizations will have to register with the state under a bill Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law Tuesday.
Under the new law, sponsored by state Sen. Phil Boyle, R-Bay Shore, nonprofit animal shelters and rescue organizations will now have to be licensed and inspected by the Department of Agriculture and Markets. Previously, only pet stores and home-based sellers of cat and dogs had to be licensed and inspected by the state.
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