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Animal welfare is a real crisis, but Cape Town’s draft bylaw regulates the wrong things

Newseze Wire·Tue, Sep 15, 8:08 PMWire: Daily Maverick
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Animal welfare is a real crisis, but Cape Town’s draft bylaw regulates the wrong things

The City of Cape Town’s draft Animal Keeping Bylaw misdirects its regulatory efforts, targeting compliant pet owners and small groomers rather than the informal breeders driving the animal welfare crisis.

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