New York S03651 amends laws to regulate the sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits by pet dealers and online sellers.
New York S03651 amends the general business law and agriculture and markets law to regulate the sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits by pet dealers and online sellers. It defines a "pet dealer" as any person who sells more than nine animals per year for profit. The bill mandates that pet dealers and breeders must demonstrate adherence to acceptable standards of care for animals, including nutrition, veterinary care, and behavioral wellness. It also requires breeders to participate in continuing education on animal care and welfare.
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