BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers backed measures on Tuesday to clamp down on abuse of EU pet passports by criminals and gangs that illegally trade cats and dogs.
The environment committee of the European Parliament voted unanimously for a resolution calling for stricter measures to combat illegal trafficking of pets.
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