April 12, 2007
The recent recall has had a devastating impact on non-profit organizations dedicated to saving animals across the country. Every day non-profits organizations work for donations and when those pet food donations were found to be deadly and immediately recalled, their pet food surplus was gone. PAWS was proud to donate over $500.00 of requested brand pet food locally to the Colorado Humane Society & SPCA in their time of need. Please take the time to donate to you local pet shelter/humane society/no kill shelter/pet foster care program if you have the means. Together can make a difference!
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Rhode Island Enacts Puppy Lemon Law
Consumers who purchase a puppy from a Rhode Island pet store are now entitled to specific remedies. Retailers are legally liable for anything attributable to the pet store within 20 days after the sale,... more »
Pet Food Recall--PAWS gives back to the community!
The recent recall has had a devastating impact on non-profit organizations dedicated to saving animals across the country. Every day non-profits organizations work for donations and when those pet... more »
As always, everyone at the Pet Industry Spring Trade Show in Atlantic City was great. Thank you once again for stopping by our booth and visiting.
Rhode Island Puppy Lemon Law Bill Set for Hearing***ENACTED***
The Rhode Island Legislature is scheduled to hold hearings on the state's proposed new puppy lemon law on March 21, 2007. If it is enacted, the bill will impose warranty requirements on sellers of dogs... more »
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