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- Pets - Animal Law - Guides at Texas State Law Library
State laws regarding animal shelters and the adoption of stray animals are sparse However, many local governments in Texas regulate animal shelters and rescue organizations and set out rules for the re-homing of lost animals Be sure to check your local ordinances on this topic Texas Law
- MDARD - Animal Shelters - State of Michigan
The most frequently-used laws and regulations regarding animal care, shelters, shelter animals, and animal control agencies: Pet Shops, Dog Pounds and Animal Shelters: Public Act 287 of 1969, as amended Defines control shelters, protection shelters, requires registration, identifies import requirements for cats and dogs to Michigan pet shops
- Feral Cats - PETA
PETA’s office is flooded with calls about cruelty to animals every day Across the U S , free-roaming cats are mutilated, shot, drowned, poisoned, beaten, set on fire, sacrificed, stolen by bunchers for medical experimentation, or used by dogfighters for target practice or as “bait ”
- Fact Check: Is PETA Responsible for the Deaths of Thousands . . .
In 2017, PETA faced controversy when it euthanized a 9-year-old girl's pet chihuahua named Maya and agreed to pay the girl's family $49,000, according to the Associated Press The Washington Post
- Wildlife Services 2021 Report Reveals Millions of Animal Deaths
We recommend this critique of the report by Merritt Clifton who challenged the USDA’s claim that killings reduce predation of farmed animals, “Yet, of the 1 76 million animals killed by the agency in 2021, only 4%––63,965 coyotes and about 3,000 other animals––could reasonably be considered livestock predators ”
- Pet Abandonment – A Global Animal Welfare Issue
However, many shelters are overcrowded, or are lacking funds to take care of the animals well and may resort to euthanasia to control the numbers of animals coming into their care This is not helped by the fact that some owners choose to dump their pets outside animal shelters or rescue organisations, in the hope that they will take care of them
- Veterinary ethics and companion animal euthanasia: what can . . .
Euthanasia protocols for companion animals (usually dogs and cats) in institutional settings (eg, shelters, large breeding facilities, research facilities, quarantine facilities, racetracks) may differ from those applied in traditional companion animal clinical practices due to situation-specific requirements, including variable access to
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