Pet Lemon Laws in New York: What to Do When Your New Pet Gets Sick
Bringing home a new dog or cat should feel exciting, not stressful.
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Bringing home a new dog or cat should feel exciting, not stressful.
If you have ever been turned down for an apartment simply because you own a dog, you already know the frustrating truth: pet ownership is not a protected class under Maryland law.
If you’re wondering whether you can own a parrot in South Carolina, the short answer is yes for the vast majority of companion species.
If you are wondering whether you can own a parrot in Arkansas, the short answer is yes for most species, and no special paperwork is required for many of the birds sold in pet stores.
Over 62% of households in the United States include a pet, yet plenty of Utah renters still assume a landlord can say no simply because a lease says so.
When temperatures drop below freezing across Rhode Island, the question of what you’re legally obligated to provide your animals stops being theoretical.
If you’re apartment hunting in Iowa with a dog, cat, or something more exotic in tow, the honest answer is: it depends entirely on the lease you sign.
If you’re searching for pet-friendly housing laws in Minnesota, you’ve probably already discovered a frustrating truth: there’s no statewide rule forcing landlords to accept pets.
If you were born in 1969 or later and want to hunt in Tennessee, the state will not let you buy a license until you can prove you finished an approved safety course.
If you have ever been turned down for an apartment because of a dog or cat, you already know the answer isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no.
When a beloved dog or cat passes away, most Maryland pet owners assume the backyard is an obvious option for a final resting place.
Deciding to euthanize a pet is one of the hardest choices a pet owner ever makes, and Michigan law adds a layer of rules that many owners don’t realize exist until they’re standing in a vet’s office asking questions.
Losing a pet is hard enough without wondering whether burying them in your own yard could get you in trouble.
Wyoming is one of the most livestock-intensive states in the American West, and grazing rights sit at the center of nearly every ranch operation in the state.
Nearly six out of ten renters share their home with an animal, and pet-friendly listings in Phoenix rent about eight days faster than units that don’t allow animals.
If you’re wondering whether you can own a parrot in Idaho, the short answer is yes for most species, and no special paperwork is needed for the birds sold in nearly every pet store across the state.
Losing a pet is hard enough without also having to decode state regulations, and if you’re wondering whether you can bury your pet in your yard in Maine, the short answer is usually yes.
New York law does not let you end a pet’s life at home with a needle purchased online — the state restricts euthanasia by injection to a short list of licensed and certified professionals.
You can bury your pet in your yard in South Carolina without breaking any state law, but that doesn’t mean you can just grab a shovel and pick any spot.
Can you own a parrot in Ohio? For the vast majority of pet owners, the answer is a straightforward yes.