Massachusetts S1142 strengthens animal protection laws, including prohibiting puppy and kitten sales under 8 weeks, banning roadside sales of dogs.
Massachusetts S1142 introduces several measures to enhance animal protection within the state. It prohibits the sale or offer for sale of puppies and kittens under 8 weeks of age, with violators facing fines of $100 per animal. The bill also bans the sale, trade, barter, lease, or display of dogs and cats on roadsides, public areas, and outdoor markets, except for transfers between shelters or rescue organizations.
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