Pet stores in Aurora will soon be prohibited from selling cats and dogs in their stores unless they have come directly from animal shelters or nonprofit animal rescues.
Pet stores in Aurora will soon be prohibited from selling cats and dogs in their stores unless they have come directly from animal shelters or nonprofit animal rescues, making Aurora the 13th city in the state to implement such a ban as cities try to crack down on puppy mills.
Colorado's third-largest city could have been the fourth in the state to adopt the system, but now the initiative has been delayed until at least 2025.
The executive order will help speed up loans and grants related to affordable housing projects, with a main goal of "improving livability" in Colorado.