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Flawed Virginia Bill Signed by Governor

Virginia Bill Will Allow Declawing– April 8, 2024 – Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has signed a bill, HB 1354, that will allow veternarians to declaw any cat provided they obtain a note from a licensed physician stating that scratching poses a potential medical risk to a human. The scientific literature indicates that declawing cats is […]

Rep. Amish Shah, M.D.
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Arizona Reintroduces Bill to Ban Declawing

Arizona’s Amish Shah Reintroduces Bill to Ban Declawing– January 12, 2024 – Arizona State Representative Amish Shah, MD has reintroduced his bill to prohibit declawing in Arizona. The 2024 bill is HB 2516. The co-sponsors of the bill are Selina Bliss (R), Matt Gress (R), John Kavanagh (R), Teresa Martinez (R), Quang Nguyen (R), and

Senator Troy Singleton
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New Jersey Reintroduces Bill to Ban Declawing

New Jersey’s Senator Troy Singleton Reintroduces Bill to Ban Declawing– January 10, 2024 – New Jersey State Senator Troy Singleton has reintroduced his bill to prohibit declawing in New Jersey. The 2024 bill is S 1406. The co-sponsors of the bill are Vin Gopal, Linda R. Greenstein, Nila Cruz-Perez, Andrew Zwicker, and Gordon Johnson. Paw

Senator Melissa Murray
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Rhode Island Reintroduces Bills to Ban Declawing

Rhode Island Reintroduces Companions Bills to Ban Declawing– January 10, 2024 – Rhode Island legislators have reintroduced House and Senate bills to prohibit declawing in the state. The 2024 Senate bill is S2007 and the House bill is H7052 . The primary sponsors of the bills are Senator Melissa Murray and Representative William O’Brien. Paw

Representative Kyle Miller
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Indiana Bill Would Prohibit Landlord-Mandated Declawing

Indiana Bill Would Prohibit Landlords From Requiring Declawing– January 9, 2024 – Indiana State Representative Kyle Miller has introduced HB 1226, which would prohibit landlords from requiring declawing as a condition of tenancy. The bill has been referred to the House Committee on Judiciary. Paw Project currently plans to support the bill. Paw Project sponsored

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