State Attorney General Letitia James is reminding the public that as of Dec. 15, the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits ...

New York City pet stores will be banned from selling dogs, cats, and rabbits starting December 15 to combat puppy mills.

Kathy Hochul in 2022 and scheduled to take effect this year, that would ban the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores.

The legislation, known as the Puppy Mill Pipeline Act, aims to curb unethical breeding practices and promote animal adoptions ...

This is the amusing moment a pet cat scratched at a glass panel in an attempt to escape a pet store cubicle. Ms Wu spotted ...

The state Attorney General's Office is notifying businesses of the change, which carries penalties of up to $1,000 per ...

Local pet store owner Michelle Smith "does so much for all the rescues," Cats Cradle Shelter's executive director said. Each ...

If you were planning to buy a puppy as a holiday present in New York, you'll have to hurry, or find a shelter pet who needs ...

The ban on the sale of dogs and cats by pet stores will not solve the puppy mill problem, but will instead grow the black ...

"This pet sale ban will help put an end to the dangerous puppy mill to pet store pipeline that endangers pets and costs New ...

WITH its thrust to become more of a customer hub, True Pet Food opened its first store inside MegaMart, Waterloo Road on ...

The exotic pet seller listed its store at 2730 18th St. S. in Homewood for sale on Nov. 19, with an asking price of $2.2 ...