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France to End Mink Farming, Use of Wild Animals in Traveling Circuses, and
Captivity of Orcas and Dolphins in Marine Parks
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As part of a broad package of animal protection measures, France has banned the
farming of mink for their fur, captivity of dolphins and orcas in marine parks,
and the use of wild animals in traveling circuses. Also included are new
standards to improve the well-being of some species of animals held in zoos.



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Czech Republic Bans Cages for Hens
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In the fall, the Czech Parliament approved a ban on the use of cages to confine
hens used for their eggs or for breeding. Following final approval by President
Miloš Zemanh, the new law will become effective in 2027 after a 7-year phase-in
period and affect approximately 4.5 million hens per year.



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New California Laws Aim to Save More Companion Animals in Shelters
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed two bills intended to reduce the
killing of adoptable companion animals in the state. AB 2152 strengthens
California’s ban on the retail sale of companion animals by resolving an
ambiguity that resulted in pet stores selling fake “rescue” puppies sourced from
commercial breeders. SB 573 requires shelters and animal control agencies to
microchip all dogs and cats with current information before they are released
for adoption or reclamation if lost.



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