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Keeping pets in Nakuru? Be aware of new punitive regulations proposing tough penalties for people convicted of animals cruelty

Pet owners will pay up to Sh200,000 in fines or go to jail for up to two years if they are found guilty of mistreating their animals.

Under proposals contained in the Animal Welfare Bill 2018, the county government has introduced tougher penalties to punish perpetrators of animal cruelty.

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