Animals
Pet Stores Now Banned to Sell Dogs, Cats, Rabbits; Rescues Encouraged Instead — New York State
All pet stores in New York State are banned from selling dogs, cats, as well as rabbits. The new law seeks to encourage opting for rescues instead of animals from puppy mills.
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