IL 'lemon law' passes Senate, aims to protect new pet owners
ILLINOIS (AP)- In Illinois, a so-called 'puppy lemon law' has passed the Senate.
The measure would protect consumers who buy a dog or cat at a pet store and then find out that the animal is seriously ill.
The bill now goes to the Illinois house. The legislation would allow buyers to get a replacement or a full refund if the animal dies within 21 days of the purchase.
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