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Question

Is there basis for relying, regarding muktzeh that is fit for animals, on considering our city a place where animals are commonly found, even though most people in the city do not own animals? For the Shulchan Aruch (Orach Chaim 308:29) writes that a majority is required.

 

 

Answer

Whenever animals are commonly found in one’s city, it is permitted to move the peels for them. This does not require an actual majority; rather, as long as they are present and common in the neighborhoods, or even among pet owners, and they are not rare species kept only by wealthy people, it is permitted to move them for the animals.

 

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