A new Palma bylaw dealing with the ownership of animals is unlikely to be introduced before the end of the year. The intention had been to approve it in July, but its processing was delayed because of the state of alarm. Another factor in the delay, says animal welfare councillor Ramón Perpinyà, is that this is a sensitive bylaw that needs the agreement of animal welfare associations.
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Palma bylaw won't include limits on the number of pets
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