Massachusetts H893 regulates pet shop sales of dogs, cats, and rabbits, requiring source documentation and prohibiting sales from non-cooperative.
Massachusetts H893 amends the General Laws to mandate that pet shops only sell dogs, cats, and rabbits obtained from shelters in cooperative agreements. Pet shops must display the source of each animal and maintain records documenting the origin of each animal sold. Violation of these provisions results in a $500 civil penalty per animal sold in violation.
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