Virginia law requires oversight of a dog’s history when they enter a shelter, but private pet shops have avoided such scrutiny. That could change if a bill from one Southside Senator gets the okay from the governor.
Brad Kutner has explains.
New law to fight puppy mills likely on the way to Governor Youngkin’s desk
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