Annapolis, Md. (WJZ)– Maryland lawmakers took big action against animal abuse by signing four bills into law Thursday.
The four laws are a big victory for the Humane Society, ASPCA, and thousands of mistreated Maryland pets.
Governor Larry Hogan signed four anti-animal cruelty bills into law.
With the stroke of a pen and a wag of a tail, Hogan pumped up financial support and standards for shelters and increased oversight on breeders.
“I think that the message of the whole day is that Maryland cares about animal welfare. And we are taking a strong stance for animal welfare in the state of Maryland, and obviously the legislature, General Assembly, and Governor Hogan agrees,” said Emily Hovermale of the Humane Society of United States.
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for the animals who can't
speak for themselves. God
Bless every person involved
in pushing for this Bill!
Thank you Mr. Higan!
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ReplyDeleteThanks to all who helped make this possible . Thanks for listening Govenor Hogan!
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