Rye Brook Enacts Law to Prohibit Sale of 'Puppy Mill' Pets

RYE BROOK, NY — The village trustees of Rye Brook approved a ban on commercially bred dogs and cats, and Port Chester has set a public hearing for similar legislation.

While there are pet stores in both communities, none of them sell dogs or cats, lohud.com said, making laws precautionary, according to local official.

Rye Brook joins the Village of Mamaroneck and Mount Pleasant in prohibiting puppy mills.

For more details, including what fines Port Chester’s proposed law would impose and when the public will be, read the article at lohud.com here.

Photo Credit: Puppy Mill Awareness Facebook page.