New legislation being considered

[caseysmom]

Bryanna...this is California...so don't hold your breath about Tennesse...I imagine it is more common in more rural places.

Ladyshuman, I am sure your setup is safe and humane...we all know you, this would hopefully be to help with abuse issues that would not pertain to you.

[Roxyluvsme13]

Bryanna...this is California...so don't hold your breath about Tennesse...I imagine it is more common in more rural places.

I see at least 3 dogs a day, (counting Roxy) chained up here. There's a dog down the road who I've never seen get human contact except being yelled at.. Roxy's been in the laundry room alot more lately! It's an improvement *sigh* Sorry for getting off topic

[lute]

hell yeah! that needs to happen around here!

[Uabassoon]

Here in Tucson it is illegal to have a dog chained or on a tie out, I'm very happy about it.

[lizbud]

Here in Tucson it is illegal to have a dog chained or on a tie out, I'm very happy about it.

Thanks Uabassoon. That was the city I was thinking of & couldn't
remember if it was Tucson or Phoenix. It's a much needed law.

[Pembroke_Corgi]

I hope it goes through! It's awful to see dogs tied up all day without any human contact. Why do these people even have a dog if they don't want to care for it?