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Should cities limit pet ownership?
vanity | Linda PraiseTheLord

Posted on 01/26/2003 2:19:14 PM PST by eccentric

Our city, like most others, has an ordinance restricting animal ownership or 'haboring' to 3 per household. I think this is an intrusive law. Issues such as health and public nuisance problems should be dealt with by using laws about health and public nuisance. But limiting the number of adult animals is counter-productive. As I have brought stray cats into my home, I have had them spayed and neutered. I now have a dozen cats. My kids brought home 3 kittens. I plan to have them spayed next month. If I give them away, they probably won't get spayed, right? In fact, under our city's rules, I could have 3 female cats having dozens of kittens a year and just pass them out, creating a huge problem.


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Government
KEYWORDS: animals; cityordinances; pets
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To: Alylonee
Wow, impressive home page!! I haven't learned how to find a host page and put my gifs and photos on it yet.Just learned how to scan and send photos and I'm inundating my family and friends right now!! LOL.
121 posted on 01/28/2003 11:55:42 PM PST by potlatch (BUSH "ROCKS"!!!)
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Well, none of those are my photos, they are from different Pit Bull history and rescue web pages. My dog looks like the white dog with the cat.
122 posted on 01/29/2003 12:40:21 AM PST by Alylonee
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