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This is the final article in a series researching the introduction of a proposed pet Sales and Breeding Regulations Ordinance that may potentially eliminate the sale of commercially bred dogs and cats in the City of Burbank.

This is part three of a series on the issue of pet stores selling puppies in Burbank, whether the city should prevent sales of puppies in Burbank, and a greater issue of animal abuse through the distribution of puppies produced in “puppy mills.”

Camp Director Mike Graceffo provided three days of basketball fun for 65 campers

SECOND IN A SERIES - Animal right groups, such as Burbank CROPS, do not want to shut down pet stores, as Shelly Rizzotti, Burbank CROPS member explains, they simply want to prevent pet stores from selling or distributing commercially bred “puppy mill” dogs.

Congratulations to the Burbank Tournament of Roses Association who once again has delivered Burbank an award winning float

The only difference between the two cities is that it has not happened here - yet

Deborah Dodge went to some of Burbank small stores and talked to the owners about their businesses

You’ll not only see veteran actors at the top of their craft, but also exquisitely rendered violin performances from prodigy Geneva Lewis, already amazing at 14

In order to punish violators and offenders, law enforcement needs to collect and maintain facts and evidence. Failure to do so correctly may result in the release of a guilty person, or possibly worse the arrest and incarceration of an innocent person.

Burbank and Burroughs have league title aspirations