Governator Wants Judgment Day for Strays

California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is eager to save every penny he can in budget-stricken California, even if it means killing a few thousand cats and dogs before their time.

The Hayden Bill, enacted 11 years ago, requires that California animal shelters hold stray animals for at least six days before euthanizing them. According to an analyst's report, the state could save $23 million by slashing that time from 6 days to only 3 days.

How does the Governator feel about the possibility of signing so many death warrants? “I feel terrible about it,” Schwarzenegger told the San Diego Union-Tribune.

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