Marylanders could soon get a tax break for adopting a shelter cat or dog.
Del. Glen Glass (R-District 34A) will introduce two bills this session.
One would give a tax break of up to $1,000 for veterinary services to those who adopt a government service dog.
The second gives a tax break of up to $100 to anyone who adopts a shelter dog or cat.
"There are so many service animals that are being euthanized every year. It is such a shame," said Glass.
Glass hopes more people will choose to adopt from shelters if the bills are passed.
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