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Op-ed: Proposed Massachusetts bird ban would be fowl play
Op-ed: Proposed Massachusetts bird ban would be fowl play
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From the soothing call of a mourning dove to the chipper chirp of a cockatoo, birds are graceful and majestic creatures. Over 400 species of birds are kept as pets, ranging from magnificent macaws to playful parrots. But these beloved companions could vanish from Massachusetts homes if lawmakers pass House Bill 5137, which would prohibit Massachusetts families from purchasing pet birds at licensed local businesses. This proposal threatens to unravel decades of progress in ethical avian care. Companion birds are not snatched from the sky. They’re purpose-bred by licensed professionals who follow stringent standards under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA). […]
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