Los Angeles proposes raising dog limit per household from 3 to 4 to combat shelter overcrowding.

Los Angeles considers raising the dog limit per household from 3 to 4 to combat shelter overcrowding; the current shelter capacity has 1,541 dogs, more than double its capacity. The proposal aligns with L.A. County's existing four-dog limit and aims to boost adoption rates and reduce overcrowding. The decision now heads to the L.A. City Council and Mayor Karen Bass' office for further consideration.