PetLifeRadio.com - Talkin' Pets - Episode 132 New Jersey Pet Store Bill - a podcast by Jon Patch

Jon Patch talks to Debora Bresch, Senior Director of Government Relations for the ASPCA about the new NJ bill governing pet stores. The purpose of the bill, which the state Senate Economic Growth Committee approved, is to make consumers aware of whether their pets were born in "puppy mills" that house the animals in inhumane conditions.

Under the bill (S1870), when selling a cat or dog, pet stores most post on its cage or enclosure the breeder’s name, address, phone number and United States Department of Agriculture license number. The information would be required in internet and print advertisements as well.

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