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Los Angeles Times
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Newsom approves law for caring abused pets
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill allowing animals seized in cruelty cases to be moved to foster care or adopted after 14 days, instead of remaining in shelters while court cases continue. The legislation addresses the issue of animals often staying months to nearly a year in shelters, which can harm their well-being and hinder adoption efforts. The bill aims to reduce overcrowding and improve outcomes for animals involved in criminal cases.
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