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Aassemblymember Susan Martinez
Legislation, News

Nevada Anti-Declaw Bill Passes Committee

Nevada Anti-Declaw Bill Passes Natural Resources Committee – April 9, 2021 – Nevada Assembly Bill, AB 209, introduced by Nevada Assemblymember Susie Martinez has passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee and is now headed for a floor vote of the entire Assembly. Paw Project Director and Founder Dr. Jennifer Conrad provided testimony at the Committee […]

Coucilmember Lisa Clancy
Legislation, News

St. Louis County Bans Declawing

St. Louis County Anti-Declaw Law Passes Unanimously – April 6, 2021 – Clayton, Missouri – St. Louis County Bill 69 was passed with a unanimous vote of 7-0 to ban declawing. The bill prohibits all elective, non-therapeutic declawing. County ordinances go into effect 14 days after the County Executive signs them, usually within 48 hours

Senator Henry-Stern
Legislation, News

California Announces Anti-Declaw Bill

California state Senator Henry Stern Introduces Anti-Declaw Bill – March 11, 2021 – CA state Senator Henry Stern has introduced the Paw Project-sponsored bill, SB 585, that will end declawing in California. HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP NOW: 1. Thank Senator Stern (Send Message) for introducing the bill on his Facebook page

Assemblymember Susan Martinez
Legislation, News

Declawing Would Be Banned in Nevada by AB 209

Nevada state Assemblymember Susan Martinez Introduces Anti-Declaw Bill – March 8, 2021 – NV state Assemblymember Susie Martinez has introduced a bill, AB 209, that, if passed, will end declawing in Nevada. The Paw Project has had the privilege to work closely with Assemblymember Martinez and her staff to craft the bill.

Dr. Katrina Breitreiter
Legislation, News

Austin Is Now No-Declaw

Austin, Texas Passes No-Declaw Law – March 4, 2021 – Austin is now the 11th US city to ban declawing. Special thanks to Paw Project-Texas Director Dr. Katrina Breitreiter for spearheading this successful effort. The City Council voted unanimously today to pass the new law. Austin Paw Project-Texas Director Dr. Katrina Breitreiter, was at the

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