A feel-good legal story

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To avoid another hurricane season when tens of thousands of pets and their owners get separated, three Tennessee House members are supporting legislation to require FEMA to plan effective evacuations of both people and pets.

Nice.

The FEMA disaster has ratched up another legal reform.

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