Burial of Military Working Dogs in National Cemeteries
New rules allow military working dogs to be buried in national cemeteries. This means these animals, who supported soldiers, can now rest alongside them, recognizing their service. The changes apply to dogs that died one year before the law's enactment or later.
Key points
Authorizes the burial of military working dogs in national cemeteries.
The law applies to dogs that served in the military, regardless of their service date.
Provisions apply to deaths occurring one year before the act's enactment or later.
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