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WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, July 27, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Late last night, the U.S House Committee on Rules advanced an amendment led by Reps. Kathleen Rice, D-N.Y., Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., and Kurt Schrader, D-Oregon, designed to fund better inspections and streamline operations fulfilling the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declaration in the federal register that more resources must be provided for FY22 to lift a ban on canine imports from 113 countries. The measure is amendment number 39 to H.R. 4502, the federal spending bill that will fund the CDC for 2022, being voted on later today.
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By Alex Razo
May 10, 2021
Marley s Mutts, is a non-profit that works to shelter and care for Kern County s shelter animals.
Among their programs is Pawsitive Change, a program created to help in the rehabilitation of both animals and inmates in California prisons.
Founder of the program, Zach Skow, joined Jennifer this morning to discuss the work Marley s Mutts does and how successful Pawsitive Change has been for those it helps.
Listen to the interview below and learn more about Marley s Mutts
Learn about the program making pawsitive changes for California inmates
By Bob DeCastro
Learn about the California program making ‘pawsitive’ changes
Even as the conversation continues about reforming the criminal justice system in our country, funding for many programs that aim to reduce the number of repeat offenders has been cut. FOX 11 s Bob DeCastro explores one of those programs based in Kern County.
KERN COUNTY, Calif. - Even as the conversation continues about reforming the criminal justice system in our country, funding for many programs that aim to reduce the number of repeat offenders has been cut, including the Pawsitive Change program.