A ban on most sales of dogs and cats in Maryland is back in court as part of a years-long battle over how to address inhumane treatment of potential pets.
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“This is the primary distinction from any other local ordinances or the other four statewide bans that have gone into effect across the country,” attorney Meagan C. Borgerson said in an oral argument at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit recently.
The law’s supporters said they hope Marylanders will turn to shelters or breeders they can visit in person. Simply knowing a dog came from a breeder that is licensed by the U.S. Agriculture Department or even one with a clean inspection record is not enough, they argue, because of lax enforcement.during the Trump administration
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