Alabama Senate Passes Dog Tethering Bill
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Allison Black Cornelius, head of the Greater Birmingham Humane Society, endorses Senate Bill three sixty-one in Alabama. This bill, supported by Senator Garlan Gudger and Representative Phillip Ensler, sets strict rules for dog tethering and confinement, including criminal penalties for violations. It also empowers local animal control officers to enforce these standards. The bill bans tying dogs to fixed objects unless using a trolley system, and tethers must include swivels at both ends to ensure dogs always reach food, water, and shelter. Cornelius urges animal lovers to contact their representatives to support the bill and help it become law.
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