The city of Las Vegas is limiting how many animals pet stores and licensed breeders can sell to a individual households to one a year. It’s also increasing fines for people proven to have abandoned their pets up to $1,

Two city ordinances have passed shedding more light on animal abandonment and hoarding incidents across the Las Vegas valley. On Wednesday, The Las Vegas City Council voted unanimously to pass two ordinances that shed more light on animal abandonment and hoarding issues and animal business and breeder accountability.

On Wednesday, the city council will discuss and vote on two separate bills that target animal abandonment and hoarding. Councilwoman Victoria Seaman sponsored the two bills up for discussion.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The City of Las Vegas adopted two bills to help prevent animal abuse and neglect. The bills were inspired by high profile animal events last year, according to a letter from councilwoman Victoria Seaman. There’s now limits on how many animals a pet shop or breeder can sell to one person or household in a single year.

Starting on Sunday night, the city of Las Vegas has two new ordinances focusing on preventing animal cruelty.The city council on Wednesday approved two bills pr

Las Vegas’ Planning Commission is set to vote Tuesday night on early steps toward building a new housing development on the defunct Badlands golf course, according to the body’s meeting agenda. Ownership of the golf course is expected to switch hands in March as the city and EHB Cos.

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An ordinance passed Wednesday intended to curb the rash of animal abandonment cases in Southern Nevada in recent years is unlikely to result in more citations, a city official told the Las Vegas City Council,