Bryan is officially banning pet stores from selling puppies and kittens unless they’re sourced from nonprofit rescues. It’s a major move to shut down the local puppy mill pipeline and help clear out overcrowded city shelters.
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Local pet stores will need to overhaul their business models, while the city may see lower costs related to animal control and shelter operations.
Local animal shelters and rescue groups get a huge boost, and pets in need of homes finally get a better shot at adoption.
Commercial pet stores that rely on breeders for their inventory will lose a significant portion of their business.
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