June 29th, 2011
Zoom npr: Pet-sales ban: San Francisco considers banning the sale of all pets — even goldfish - latimes.com The proposal started with dogs and cats, expanded to birds and hamsters, and now includes any animal that walks, flies, swims, crawls or slithers — unless you plan to eat it. Photo credit: David Butow, For The Times

npr:

Pet-sales ban: San Francisco considers banning the sale of all pets — even goldfish - latimes.com

The proposal started with dogs and cats, expanded to birds and hamsters, and now includes any animal that walks, flies, swims, crawls or slithers — unless you plan to eat it.

Photo credit: David Butow, For The Times

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  1. pogozjeb reblogged this from californiaisgolden
  2. inkfaery reblogged this from californiaisgolden and added:
    What the hell??
  3. californiaisgolden reblogged this from californiawatch
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  10. fuckyeahcuterodents reblogged this from guineapiggies and added:
    People shouldn’t be able to buy and sell animals like commodities, I think more areas should follow suit. Especially...
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  14. loveistoartas reblogged this from npr and added:
    wahhh???
  15. babyimawolf reblogged this from guineapiggies and added:
    I hope it passes
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  18. azuneko1 reblogged this from npr and added:
    sf politics: taking care of stuff
  19. paterpeccavi reblogged this from npr and added:
    feed baby skunks? what about all the skunk parties? :(
  20. ricksanscrotum reblogged this from fidesangelus
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  22. webbupdates reblogged this from npr and added:
    This is why we can’t have nice things, children.
  23. helenekwong reblogged this from npr and added:
    Interesting.
  24. crotalinae reblogged this from animalrightsandwelfare and added:
    -_- sometimes good ideas go all wrong. Puppy mills are bad, cat mills are bad, any sort of animal mill is bad… so why...
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  27. pollilop reblogged this from npr and added:
    San Francisco, you try too hard to be progressive sometimes
  28. spidermist reblogged this from npr and added:
    Now this is what I call interesting.
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