Debate over AB 1634 heats up
Last updated 5/24/2007 at Noon
Assembly Bill 1634, also known as “The California Healthy Pets Act” has gained momentum as the Assembly Appropriations Committee passed this bill on a B roll call vote last week.
This bill mandates that if pet owners do not obtain a special intact permit, they must spay/neuter their canines and/or felines over four months of age. If pet owners do not comply, they will face a $500 fine. While Assembly member and author of this bill, Lloyd Levine (D-Van Nuys), remains steadfast in seeing this bill being passed by the full Assembly by June 8, heavy-hitter critics such as PetPAC and Americ...
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