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<p>As Utah sets the goal to be a no-kill state, there may be some unintended consequences including more overflow of shelters. <strong>Amy Donaldson, who has fostered over 100 pets</strong> and is very involved in the animal community, speaks to some of the unintended consequences to be aware of.<strong>  </strong></p>
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As Utah sets the goal to be a no-kill state, there may be some unintended consequences including more overflow of shelters. Amy Donaldson, who has fostered over 100 pets and is very involved in the animal community, speaks to some of the unintended consequences to be aware of.

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<p>As Utah sets the goal to be a no-kill state, there may be some unintended consequences including more overflow of shelters.&nbsp;<strong>Amy Donaldson, who has fostered over 100 pets</strong>&nbsp;and is very involved in the animal community, speaks to some of the unintended consequences to be aware of.<strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong></p>


Unintended consequences of being a "no-kill" state

<p>Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.&nbsp;</p>

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