Orem's animal shelter might stop using gas chambers for euthanasia, thanks to animal rights activists pushing the City Council. They want the city to back a ban on this practice at the county level.
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No major financial impacts are immediately apparent, but the city might face costs if they decide to fund alternative euthanasia methods or support advocacy efforts.
Animals will benefit from more humane end-of-life care, and animal welfare advocates will see progress in their mission.
No groups are explicitly stated as being harmed by this proposed policy change.
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