Kansas City Star Pets Classifieds (2024)

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How many pets can you have in Kansas City? ›

Each household may own four domestic animals (dogs, cats, Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs and ferrets) in any combination, with some exceptions.

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Its daily circulation was at 275,535 in 2001, and the company's mission statement reflects Nelson's legacy: "Since 1880, The Star has been our area's preeminent communications company because of a commitment to one ideal: Building our community through knowledge."

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What is the "holding period" of an impounded animal? According to Kansas state statute, the Kansas Pet Animal Act, 47-1710, we are required to hold all stray animals for three full days of normal business hours, excluding the day the animal arrives at the shelter, to give the owners a chance to reclaim their pet.

Some states set a limit for all pets in the household, so other animals would be included in this number. California allows a household to own more that the limit of four dogs if they apply for a kennel permit.

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The Star has won eight Pulitzer Prizes in its history - and was a Pulitzer finalist in 2018, 2019 and 2020. In 2020, McClatchy transitioned to private ownership when it was acquired by Chatham Asset Management.

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Where do they print the Kansas City Star? ›

The Kansas City Star Press Pavilion is a 424,000-square-foot facility encompassing two square blocks in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.

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Does Missouri have laws limiting how many dogs you can own? While Missouri has no state-wide laws governing how many dogs a person may own, many municipalities and counties impose limits on their residents according to zoning laws. Most municipalities in Missouri limit households to a maximum of four dogs each.

How many animals can I have in Midwest City? Per the Midwest City Ordinance, you are allowed to have four animals total. This includes dogs and cats.

In the US, the laws vary from state to state. In many states, two pets are the legal limit for any household. If you want to own more than two pets in those states, you'll need a kennel permit. Some states allow you to own more than two pets in a single household.

It's difficult to say just how many dogs constitute too many or when having several dogs turns into hoarding, as the answer depends greatly on the person who has the animals and how well they care for them. If someone has several canines and all those pups are healthy and happy, there isn't a problem.