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How long can shelter animals be left alone overnight? B.C. advocates want a limit written in law

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How long can shelter animals be left alone overnight? B.C. advocates want a limit written in law

A North Vancouver man's report of a dog crying through the night at a local animal shelter has ignited a push from pet advocates to write into law how long shelter animals can be left alone.

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