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  • Stand up for the facts! Our only agenda is to publish the truth so you can be an informed participant in democracy. We need your help. I would like to contribute Popular Internet story claims Arizona, Missouri and Texas enacted two-pet limit Do not fret, the pug or feline in your life won’t be given to the Humane Society. A popular May 6 story from a website called "Associated Media Coverage" claims that Arizona, Missouri and Texas recently passed two-pet limit laws. "According to state representatives, pet owners within Texas, Arizona, and Missouri are expected to be in compliance with the new ordinance by September 2016. All pet owners are expected to surrender any pets in excess of the mandatory ‘2-pet maximum’ to their local Humane Society shelter by the compliance date of September 3rd 2016," the story reads. We reached out to Associated Media Coverage and did not hear back. Nonetheless, experts quickly dismissed this claim. Not a ‘hare’ of truth Sign up for PolitiFact texts "This is, in fact, a hoax, and The Humane Society of the United States would never support such an ordinance," Humane Society spokeswoman Cheylin Parker said. Locally, we also reached out to Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s office. "This couldn’t be further from the truth," said Daniel Scarpinato, a spokesman for Ducey. "There’s no such law in Arizona, and as a huge animal lover himself, Governor Ducey encourages animal adoption all across our state." Others have debunked this story, too. The Snopes website debunked the claim and noted that the Associated Media Coverage website appears to have been registered in February 2016. Featured Fact-check Our ruling Associated Media Coverage said, "pet owners within Texas, Arizona and Missouri...are expected to surrender any pets in excess of the mandatory ‘2-pet maximum’ to their local Humane Society." That’s a ridiculous and unfounded claim. We rate it as Pants on Fire! https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/32ce8799-2973-4b60-8553-5bc2b000738f Read About Our Process Our Sources Associated Media Coverage, "Multiple states have agreed to implement a ‘two pet maximum’ ordinance," May 6, 2016 Snopes.com, "Dog fired," May 9, 2016 Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, "associatedmediacoverage.com," accessed May 12, 2016 Interview with Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey spokesman Daniel Scarpinato, May 11, 2016 Interview with The Humane Society of the United States spokeswoman Cheylin Parker, May 12, 2016 Browse the Truth-O-Meter More by Anthony Cave Popular Internet story claims Arizona, Missouri and Texas enacted two-pet limit Support independent fact-checking. Become a member! In a world of wild talk and fake news, help us stand up for the facts.
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