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Over the past four decades, Oklahoma’s mandatory hunter education law has helped cut hunting-related accidents and fatalities in the state by more than 70 percent.
If you’re one of the many South Carolina renters sharing a lease with a dog, cat, or something more exotic, you’ve probably run into a confusing patchwork of rules from one apartment complex to the next.
South Dakota didn’t pass a felony-level animal cruelty law until 2014, making it the last state in the nation to do so.
If you have ever been turned away from a rental because of your dog, or hit with a surprise “pet fee” on move-in day, you already know how confusing pet-friendly housing laws in Oregon can feel.
Vermont has one of the most active local food cultures in the country, and farm-direct meat is a big part of that.
Bringing home a new puppy or kitten only to have a vet diagnose a serious illness within days of the sale is one of the worst experiences a new pet owner can face.
You’ve found the perfect rental in Louisville or Lexington, but the listing says “no pets”—and you have a dog who’s been part of your family for years.
Can landlords ban pets in New York? In most cases, yes — a lease that says “no pets” is generally enforceable, and violating it can put your tenancy at risk.
If you’re picturing a macaw or an African grey on your shoulder, the question of whether you can own a parrot in Utah has a fairly simple answer for most pet owners — but “simple” doesn’t mean “no rules.
Wisconsin has some of the most relaxed exotic pet rules in the country, yet one popular parrot species is banned outright and a handful of others come with federal strings attached.
Wyoming’s livestock industry is one of the most economically significant in the American West, and protecting it from infectious disease outbreaks starts with a single, critical action: timely reporting.
Finding a rental that welcomes your dog or cat in Ohio often feels harder than it should be, and the confusion doesn’t stop once you sign the lease.
Brucellosis is one of the most closely watched livestock diseases in the United States, and Kentucky has built a regulatory framework designed to keep it that way.
When a beloved dog or cat dies, the idea of a quiet burial spot under a favorite tree can feel like the most natural way to say goodbye.
If you’re wondering whether you can own a parrot in Oklahoma, the short answer is yes for nearly every species sold in U.S.
If you’re apartment hunting with a dog, cat, or bearded dragon in tow, the question of whether you can have pets in apartments in Wisconsin has a frustratingly simple answer: it depends entirely on your landlord.
If you were born after January 1, 1972, you cannot legally buy your first Washington hunting license without a hunter education certificate in hand.
If you’re wondering whether you can have pets in apartments in Arkansas, the short answer is that it depends entirely on your lease.
Florida’s year-round mild climate and position along the Atlantic Flyway make it one of the most active states for wild bird migration — and one of the most vulnerable to avian influenza.
If you have ever been turned down for an apartment because of your dog or cat, you have probably wondered whether that decision was even legal.
