'Puppy Mills' Behind Proposed Ban On Dog, Cat Sales At Glendale Pet Stores
If approved, the measure would force pet stores to transition to a pet adoption model that offers pets one would normally adopt from a local animal shelter.
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If approved, the measure would force pet stores to transition to a pet adoption model that offers pets one would normally adopt from a local animal shelter.
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