Sentences with phrase «bills impacting animal»

Not exact matches

CHITTENANGO, N.Y. — U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney says the Wild Animal Park in Chittenango will not be impacted by a bill being considered in Congress, according to the congresswoman's Facebook post.

Bill Muir, an animal genetics researcher at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, cautions that studies should be done to see whether there's any long - term impact on the mice's health, but says, «my guess is that omega - 3's are good for us, [so] they're probably good for the mice.»

While animal welfare organizations call the bill a victory and hope that more states follow suit, critics are quick to point to job loss and the impact on the end consumer, as well as a possible uptick in animals sold on the black market.

The Ohio Senate Ways and Means committee has removed a contentious amendment in an unrelated, general tax bill, HB 166, which would have impacted how pet stores in Ohio acquire their animals for sale.

Granted, the bill's amended language does lessen its potential impact on feral cats by restricting «the humane shooting of an animal» to unincorporated areas «where hunting is not prohibited.»

However, we were very active supporting bills that would have a positive impact and equally as important, fighting bills that would have a negative impact on Maine's animals.

Dr. Bill Pollak, a local veterinarian says, «I have been practicing veterinary medicine for 40 + years in Fairfield and can say without a doubt that the CCSNAP program — and the annual Big Fix campaigns — are having a significant impact on the numbers of homeless animals in our area.»

«The bill was so broadly worded that it could impact the ability for individuals to keep animals confined in a fenced - in yard or in a suitable pen during the day while owners were at work and at night while owners are asleep.»

Some recent topics that merit consideration and that have come to the surface include planning for and dealing with loved ones who have dementia — including though not limited to Alzheimer's disease; digital assets; biological assets; RESP provisions; loyalty cards provisions; companion animal / pet provisions; payment of estate administration tax (probate taxes and the impact of the new Ontario rules — Bill 173); the Granovsky Estate case and the future of multiple wills in Ontario; executor's insurance; and planning for embryos, cryo - preservation, cryonics and core blood — among other things.