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AKC Supports Minnesota Bills to Permit Emergency Care to Police K9s – American Kennel Club

Mar 10, 2021 | 2 Minutes Current Minnesota law does not allow certified emergency medical responders to provide emergency care to police dogs injured in the line of duty.  Minnesota House File 568 and Senate File 952 would allow certified emergency medical personnel to provide emergency medical care to injured police dogs.  The American Kennel Club (AKC) supports both HF 568 and SF 952. AKC values the contribution that all working and detection dogs make to national security and the extraordinary role that these dogs play in protecting the peace and security of individuals and communities.  We honor the breeders, trainers, and handlers of these dogs, and support efforts ensuring that specialized care is provided to protect the wellbeing of police dogs.

Small Minnesota breweries want flexibility to sell products

The Small Craft Brewers Coalition in Minnesota is seeking legislation that would grant them the ability to sell 12 and 16 ounce cans of beer from their breweries. Current state law prohibits those sales due to an annual production cap.

Small Minnesota brewers backing bill that would allow sales of smaller cans

Small Minnesota brewers backing bill that would allow sales of smaller cans Minnesota breweries form coalition to help pass bill that would allow them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. 11:22 am, Feb. 9, 2021 × Small craft brewers around the state are hoping a new law will soon be passed enabling them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. Right now, six packs of 12-ounce cans, like these from Copper Trail Brewing in Alexandria, can only be sold at liquor stores. (Contributed) ALEXANDRIA, Minn. Owners of small craft breweries around the state are banding together in support of a bill that would allow them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces.