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July 14, 2020 - People
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed Senate Bill No. 2658, introduced by Sen. Angela Hill, into law at the start of July, reports WCBI. Under this new legislation, animal abusers will be charged with a felony on their first offense of aggravated cruelty. Additionally, they will face a count of felony aggravated cruelty for each animal harmed.
January 19, 2021
Parrots pushed to extinction, despite protection policies
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Parrots pushed to extinction, despite protection policies
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