This undated photo provided by Natalie Sullivan shows her French bulldog-Boston terrier mix puppy, Jane. Photo via AP.
New York lawmakers are proposing legislation prohibiting lease contracts “where dogs or cats are used as collateral.”
May 16, 2018 at 03:37 PM
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How much is that maltipoo in the window? It could end up costing twice what it says on the price tag if the buyer is enticed into signing a pet leasing contract.
That’s what nearly happened to 24-year-old Natalie Sullivan, of Brooklyn. She and her roommate, she said, fell in love with a designer Frenchton puppy at a pet store but couldn’t afford the $1,350 price tag.
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