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Does New Jersey do enough to protect your pet? Lawmakers, advocates struggle to prevent cruelty
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Staffer Shanna Glaspey, of Greenwich, removes Trina from a cage at the Cumberland County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Vineland. Ten years after a report called for the elimination of the SPCA and a wide variety of improvements, the state's to enforce and define its animal-cruelty laws.
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Staffer Shanna Glaspey, of Greenwich, carries Trina to the adoption room.
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A sign in the lobby of the Cumberland County SPCA invites donations. The SPCA's funding comes from mainly donations and partially from fines assessed.
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Cats await adoption at the Cumberland County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Vineland.
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Executive Director Bev Greco discusses issues at the Cumberland County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Vineland. “Is this the best setup? Definitely not,” Greco said. “We work with the system we were handed.”
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A cat awaits adoption at the Cumberland County SPCA.
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Executive Director Bev Greco stands in the dog-holding area in Vineland.
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Potential adopter Gina Mills, of Pittsgrove Township, looks over cats at the SPCA.
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Executive Director Bev Greco looks over a holding area at the Cumberland County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Vineland.
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