Hawaiian Pets Gain Right of Inheritance

in july, oh my killjoy johnny, i'll look in upon my jumpy polo pony up in hilly honolulu

HONOLULU -- The audience was eager for the governor to put pen to paper. Some drooled. Catching the spirit of excitement, a few even lost control and barked. Canines of all sizes and a spotted rabbit named Roxy were among those gathered Friday at the Capitol to watch Gov. Linda Lingle sign into law a measure that allows residents to leave a trust for the care of their dog, cat, or other domestic animal.