New York BANS Pet Sales as Part of WEF Agenda To End Pet Ownership

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New York has banned the sale of pets as part of a globalist plan to eliminate pet ownership in America.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed Senate Bill S1130/Assembly Bill A4283 into law on Thursday. The legislation will prohibit pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits from 2024 onwards.

The move comes just days after the World Economic Forum declared that millions of cats and dogs should be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat.

Justthenews.com reports: When the ban takes effect, New York will join California, Illinois, Maine, Maryland and Washington as states that have banned retail pet sales.

Some retailers opposed the move saying it would force them to close. “This bill would not shut down one single breeder,” Buffalo pet store owner David Boelkes told the New York Post last month. “It would only make it harder for people to obtain a puppy through a transparent source.”

However, according to the Humane Society of the United States, most pet shops don’t sell puppies, kittens or bunnies. In addition, the group cited industry reports that indicate pet stores that don’t sell animals are more profitable than those that do.

“Our undercover investigations have exposed sick puppy sales and cruel practices in New York pet stores, highlighting the need for this historic law. New Yorkers will no longer be duped by pet stores into spending thousands of dollars on puppies who are often ill and almost always sourced from dismal puppy mills,” said Kitty Block, president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States.

While no longer allowing retail sales, the new law will allow shops to rent space at their stores to shelters and other organizations that can coordinate adoptions.

“New York State will no longer allow brutally inhumane puppy mills around the country to supply our pet stores and earn a profit off animal cruelty and unsuspecting consumers,” said Assemblywoman Linda B. Rosenthal, a Manhattan Democrat who sponsored the Assembly bill. “By ending the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores, shelters and rescues will be able to partner with these stores to showcase adoptable animals and place them into forever homes.”

36 Comments

  1. I thought this must be satire at first, but no: governments really do stick their noses this deep into our lives. And they will continue to do so until we the people flip off in a major way, those who think they have a right to rob and micromanage us.

    • you must learn it is not the government but he owners of the money printing, the unmentionables that desire full control over the bottom feeders. You see then own the government, the corporations, they bought full control over all with their printed money. that and the immorality of the bottom feeders, the useful idiots, has made them successful in their agenda.
      You have to turn to God for successful navigation thru this world, that is my advice.

      • The influences to the government are many, as you say, but only the government claims monopoly power on legal force. Only the government, for example, can force people to use printed money instead of gold or some other currency which might spontaneously arise. The influencers of the government have power only because the government has power.

        • not really JDL, the Central bank owners, own the government, the governments are the enforcers for them.
          They “select” people into key positions and control them by bribery, blackmail, threat of assasination to do their agenda. They would not be able to own the government like they do if they did not have the power to print our currency. This is their power, coupled with locating psychopaths to go along with betraying their countrymen. This combination is a wnner for the control of the country.
          A government filled with moral, God fearing men would never go along with such schemes.

      • Central bank money needs to be banned as the counterfeit that it is, and all ill-gotten assets derived therefrom clawed back all the way to the beginning of the theft in 1913. By the countefeiting, they have stolen everything. EVERYTHING.

  2. Now we know that Hochel answers to the WEF. Enjoy NY! You voted for this. I hope DeSantis slams the door to Florida right on your noses.

    • “You voted for this.” When people say things like that, it shows they have no idea how the system actually works and how individual states function. No, we didn’t ‘vote’ for this. People don’t understand or quickly forget that the city carries the state and NY uses Dominion systems. The state doesn’t want Kathy. The city does and the Globalists do, that’s the only reason she’s the Governor. The voters did not vote for her, they voted for Zelden. Dive down that rabbit hole if you dare. It’s deep and disturbing.

      • Spot on! And the cabal has been doing this in the USA & entire world for decades. We didn’t vote in these corruptocrats, they were installed by the satanic cabal using every form of voter fraud possible.

  3. The joke is on Kathy because everyone who has cats knows you don’t own them, they own you so there is no such thing as cat ownership. I’m all for the ending of puppy mills but this isn’t going to do that but it will create more backyard breeders. Renting space to donation dependent rescues isn’t going to do much for the animals waiting to be adopted either. The key is to offer space for free the the already underfunded groups trying to save unwanted pets and these pet stores can’t afford to do that now that they lost revenue and rescue groups can’t afford to pay to rent the space so yeah, nice work Kathy. You not only are destroying small businesses and encouraging more backyard breeding, you’re eliminating more opportunities for rescue pets to be adopted. And there it goes, all circling back to “You will own nothing, and you will be happy.” Except cats. We’ll keep our cats because they own us.

    • homeless cats are a given and without them ALL cats could die out as they outbreed the breeders with their limited breeding rights.

      • My tomcat Rufus went out on his own at 1.5 years of age. He’s still going strong 12 years later. He’s the granddaddy of the neighborhood cats and they all love and respect him, even the other tomcats who he fights with on occasion.

        Although he is very affectionate to me and still lets me pet him and feed him, I have tried to catch him and bring him home several times. It can’t be done. One time I tried to stuff him into a cat carrier. He kept bracing off of the end of the carrier and I just couldn’t get him in there. So I gave up long ago.

        disqus keeps f-ing with me every time I post comments. It always deletes what I have typed immediately after the first paragraph. So I always have to copy the first paragraph onto the clipboard and paste it back in after beginning the second paragraph. I am really sick and tired of such evil, tacky censorship on the internet.

  4. ” The word “freedom,” which can be interpreted in various ways, is defined by us as follows: freedom is the right to do what which the law allows. This interpretation of the word will at the proper time be of service to us, because all freedom will thus be in our hands, since the laws will abolish or create only that which is desirable for us according to the aforesaid program”. Written about 120 years ago.

  5. I worked in a pet store in a mall in the 1980s. We sold all kinds of pets, but the store really made its money on pedigreed dogs. The dogs had pedigree papers and were expensive. The owner told me the bunnies, the hamsters, the gerbils, the land crabs, the fish, etc. were all there just to draw people into the store and sell them a dog. When people stopped to look at the dogs, we would take one out and put it into their arms so they would fall in love with it. We also let one run around the store to attract the attention of passersby. We tried to take real good care of them, though, and their health was always a top priority. I’m sure not every store is the same, but this law is just wrong! They’ve tried to keep people from human contact, and now this tyranny.

  6. I worked in a pet store in a mall in the 1980s. We sold all kinds of pets, but the store really made its money on pedigreed dogs. The dogs had pedigree papers and were expensive. The owner told me the birds, the bunnies, the hamsters, the gerbils, the land crabs, the fish, etc. were all there just to draw people into the store and sell them a dog. When people stopped to look at the dogs, we would take one out and put it into their arms so they would fall in love with it. We also let one run around the store to attract the attention of passersby. We tried to take real good care of them, though, and their health was always a top priority. I’m sure not every store is the same, but this law is just wrong! They’ve tried to keep people from human contact, and now this tyranny.

  7. It’s very sad how something that is meant for good (stopping puppy mills or factory farms) is woven by the media into a tie-in with the WEF agendas.

    We’ve been trying for decades to get the public to stop viewing other animals as mere commodities and have more compassion, but it appears they’ll find any excuse to try to make it sound bad, including attaching it to the WEF.

    • They are juist getting hits to feed the family just like the puppy mills that are worldwide ANYWAY those with the most money can buy most any breed they want to anyway

  8. Veterinary sciences are more or less the result of evil animal experimentation and testing and most pet owners I have witnessed over my life, although vet alleging them to be good caring owners who diligently vaccinate and have inspected and tested and checked for regular services, are actually unfit to raise children let alone own a dog or cat And that’s, the truth. Most people are unfit totally to even take responsibility for themselves. Too stupid and obedient and comoliant and brainless clueless and indolent spiritually and me ntally to be anything but good slaves.

    • Pharma veterinary medicine is just as toxic, poisonous, harmful & deadly as their people medicine. You’re correct that ALL of it is wrong. Look to how each species eats & lives w/o human intervention. Feed them the proper diet & allow them plenty of time outside in a safe, fenced yard with grass, trees, room to play & run…and spend time outdoors with them also. God made everything perfect; His ways are always perfect.

  9. The rich have all ways gotten richer&the poor poorer& they are the 1% control group that owns over 90% of everything including puppet/SS tic tic

  10. “Our undercover investigations have exposed sick puppy sales and cruel practices in New York pet stores, highlighting the need for this historic law. New Yorkers will no longer be duped by pet stores into spending thousands of dollars on puppies who are often ill and almost always sourced from dismal puppy mills,” said Kitty Block, president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States.

    While no longer allowing retail sales, the new law will allow shops to rent space at their stores to shelters and other organizations that can coordinate adoptions.

    wow did your writer EVER spin THIS hahahahahahahaha

  11. ” New York BANS Pet Sales as Part of WEF Agenda To End Pet Ownership”

    Jews in New York City
    Jews in New York City comprise approximately 18 percent of the city’s population, making the Jewish community the largest in the world outside of Israel.

    Bette Midler (cough cough) in Coastal Elites on HBO this year:

    ‘I love the Times. I feel like it’s my child, or my parent. Do you know what the Times means to a liberal Jewish woman like me? On the census, when it asks for religion, I don’t put Jewish. I put the New York Times.

    “God is dead, according to the World Economic Forum, who have well declared that “Jesus is fake news,” and that WEF leaders have “acquired divine powers” to rule over humanity.”

    Hmmmm
    Kosher program innit…?

    • Well I know a Jewish woman here in my tiny desert berg who has well over 100 cats. When she finally falls behind on care and upkeep and gets busted I am sure there will be some news articles about it.

  12. not necessarily. pet store pets almost always come from squalid conditions. never buy a pet from a store. locate a reputable breeder.

  13. I adopted 2 rescues, one was ok and then other died 3 years later of all sorts of nasty problems. Vet didn’t even know. So yeah puppy mills or disgusting street rescues

  14. I was under the understanding it is a law against puppy mills. and normal sales of pets thru breaders and pet stores were still allowed.

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