P-04-339 Enforcement of Animal Welfare Standards in the Puppy Farming Industry in South West Wales
P-04-339 Enforcement of Animal Welfare Standards in the Puppy Farming Industry in South West Wales
Petition wording:
We call on the Welsh Assembly to urge the Welsh Government to stage an independent inquiry into the enforcement of animal welfare standards in the puppy farming industry in South West Wales.
This intervention and independent investigation is as a result of the widespread abhorrence at the ease with which the licences are issued and subsequent lack of enforcement. This abhorrence is creating an extremely negative image of Wales throughout Wales, the United Kingdom and internationally.It is our contention that the setting up of an independent inquiry is the only way forward and will go some way in restoring the reputation of Wales throughout the UK and Internationally. Hopefully it will also curtail the activities of unlicensed puppy farmers & their reprehensible practices.
Lead petitioner:
Colin Richardson
Number of signatures:
3753
The Committee
considered this petition on 23 February 2016 under Agenda Item 4 – Petitions
Proposed for Closure, and agreed to close the petition.
Business type: Petition
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: For consideration
First published: 07/04/2014
Consultation process
Please see the
consultation letter below for more information.
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Submissions
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