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Cavalry Group 2021 Legislative Session Pending Legislation Cavalry Group 2021 Legislative Session Pending Legislation Blue text indicates a clickable link Yellow highlight indicates NEWLY Filed AQUA highlight indicates that we are monitoring this bill Purple lettering indicates the bill is dead. RED lettering indicates Extremely Important Gray means Signed into law. AK HB 22 (Status 1/8/2021) Farming Title: Shared Animal And Raw Milk/products Summary: An Act relating to shared animal ownership; and relating to the sharing and sale of raw milk and raw milk products. Status: ************************************************************************ AL HB 374 Updated (Introduced 2/9/2021) Title: Animals, cruelty to dogs and cats, definition of shelter, Sec. 13A-11-240 am'd. Sponsor: Rep. Andrew Sorrell [R] Rep. Timothy Wadsworth [R] Rep. Ritchie Whorton [R] Status: 2021-02-09 - Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Agriculture and Forestry Pending: House Agriculture and Forestry Committee AL SB 244 Updated (Introduced 3/3/2021) Title: Large animals, sale, possession, transfer, and breeding of large wild cats, great apes, wolves, and non-native bears prohibited, except under certain conditions, criminal penalties established Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Jones [R] Sen. Garlan Gudger [R] Sen. Steve Livingston [R] Status: 2021-03-03 - Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry first Substitute Offered **************************************************************** AZ HB 2355 - Updated ( Third Reading FAILED) Abuser Registry Adjourned Sine Die Title: animal abuser registration; penalties Sponsor: John Kavanagh [R] Status: 2021-03-03 - House third reading FAILED voting: (25-34-1-0) AZ HB 2368 - Updated Adjourned Sine Die Title: veterinarians; malpractice; unprofessional conduct; action Sponsor: Kevin Payne Status: Adjourned Sine Die AZ HB 2483 Updated Adjourned Sine Die 4A Violation Title: Animal ownership; possession; prohibition Sponsor: Sen. John Kavanagh [R] Rep. Amish Shah [D] Status: Senate Commerce Committee 2021-03-23 Senate majority caucus: Do pass The Cavalry Group, LLC AZ HB 2525 Updated Adjourned Sine Die Title: Egg-laying hens; confinement; regulation Sponsor: Sen. John Kavanagh [R] Status: Pending: House Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee 2021-03-15 - House RULES Committee action: Held, voting: (0-0-0-0-0-0) AZ HB 2626 Updated (New NO DATE) Declawing Adjourned Sine Die Title: Cat declawing; prohibition; exceptions Sponsor: Rep. Amish Shah [D] Sen. John Kavanagh [R] Status: To House Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee AZ SB 1483 Updated (Introduced 1/28/2021) Retail Pet Shop Ban Adjourned Sine Die Title: Pet dealers; prohibitions; cats; dogs Sponsor: Sen. Sean Bowie [D] Status: Introduced on January 28 2021 - 25% progression. 2021-02-01 - Senate read second time Pending: Senate Commerce Committee ******************************************************************************************** AR HB 1099 - Updated (Status 01/12/2021) Notification that HB1099 is now Act 130 Title: TO AUTHORIZE THE VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD TO PROMULGATE RULES REGARDING TELEHEALTH AND TELEMEDICINE AND TO ISSUE RESTRICTED LICENSES FOR VETERINARIANS. Sponsor: Rep. DeAnn Vaught (R-AR) Status: Read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT- HOUSE - 01/11/2021 AR HB 1126- Updated (Status 01/13/2021) Notification that HB1126 is now Act 16 Shelter Regs Title: AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE - ANIMAL RESCUE SHELTERS APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2021-2022 FISCAL YEAR. Sponsor: Joint Budget Committee Status: Read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JOINT BUDGET COMMITTEE – 01/12/2021 AR HB 1142 - Updated (Status 2/23/2021) Notification that HB1142 is now Act 131 Title: TO RECOGNIZE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION OF LIVESTOCK AND ANIMALS AS A ROUTINE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PRACTICE. Sponsor: Rep. DeAnn Vaught (R-AR) Status: Passed on February 23 2021 - 100% progression AR HB 1883 Updated (Introduced 4/13/2021) WAPA Title: The Working Animal Protection Act. The Cavalry Group, LLC Sponsor: Rep. Craig Christiansen [R] Rep. Deann Vaught [R] Rep. Robin Lundstrum [R] Rep. Howard Beaty [R] Rep. Frances Cavenaugh [R] Rep. Bruce Coleman [R] Rep. Michelle Gray [R] Rep. Ashley Hudson [D] Rep. Mark Lowery [R] Rep. Rick McClure [R] Rep. Richard McGrew [R] Rep. John Payton [R] Rep. David Tollett [R] Status: Engrossed on April 13 2021 - 50% progression Action: 2021-04-22 - Returned by the Committee, with the recommendation that it Do Pass ******************************************************************************* CA AB 253 - Updated (Status 01/16/2021) Title: Animal welfare. Sponsor: Asm. Jim Patterson (R-CA) Abstract: An act to amend Section 599aa of the Penal Code, relating to animal welfare. Status: Assembly Public Safety Committee From committee: Do pass. (Ayes 5. Noes 2.) (March 23). CA AB 384 Updated (Introduced 2/2/2021) Title: Cannabis and cannabis products: animals: veterinary medicine. Sponsor: Asm. Ash Kalra [D] Abstract: An act to amend Sections 4883, 4884, 26001, and 26130 of the Business and Professions Code, relating to cannabis. Status: 2021-02-12 - Referred to Com. on B. & P. Pending: Assembly Business and Professions Committee **CA AB 702 Updated (Introduced 2/16/2021) HEARING SCHEDULED Title: Animal breeding: permits. Sponsor: Asm. Miguel Santiago [D] Abstract: An act to add Chapter 8.5 (commencing with Section 122336) to Part 6 of Division 105 of the Health and Safety Code, relating to animal breeding. Status: Apr 27 @ 9:00 am in State Capitol, Assembly Chamber CA SB 252 Updated (Introduced 1/25/2021) Title: Toxicological testing on dogs and cats. Sponsor: Sen. Scott Wiener [D] Asm. Richard Bloom [D] Asm. Ash Kalra [D] Abstract: An act to add Section 1834.9.3 to the Civil Code, relating to animal testing. Status: 2021-02-25 - From committee with author's amendments. Read second time and amended. Re-referred to Com. on RLS. Pending: Senate Rules Committee **CA SB 376 -Updated (Introduced 2/10/2021) HEARING SCHEDULED Title: Wildlife: prohibitions on possession, transportation, and importation of wild animals: live animal markets. Sponsor: Sen. Henry Stern [D] Abstract: An act to amend Sections 2119, 2120, 2150, 2150.2, and 2271 of, and to add Sections 391.5 and 2273 to, the Fish and Game Code, and to amend Section 597.3 of the Penal Code, relating to wildlife. Status: To Senate Public Safety Committee [Hearing: Apr 27 @ 1:30 pm] The Cavalry Group, LLC **CA AB 384 – Updated (Introduced 2/2/2021) HEARING SCHEDULED Title: Cannabis and cannabis products: animals: veterinary medicine. Sponsor: Asm. Ash Kalra [D] Abstract: An act to amend Sections 4883, 4884, 26001, and 26130 of the Business and Professions Code, relating to cannabis. Status: Assembly Business and Professions Committee [Hearing: Apr 28 @ 9:00 am] CA SB 585- Updated Title: Cats: declawing procedures: prohibition. Sponsor: Sen. Henry Stern [D] Abstract: An act to add Section 31755 to the Food and Agricultural Code, relating to animals. Status: Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee **************************************************************** CO HB 1102 Updated (3rd Reading 4/9/2021) Retail Pet Shop Ban Title: Consumer Protection For Dog And Cat Purchasers Sponsor: Rep. Monica Duran [D] Rep. Matt Soper [R] Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis [D] Abstract: Concerning requirements of pet stores that sell certain pet animals. Status: Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee House Considered Senate Amendments - Result was to Concur – Repass CO HB 1160 Updated (Introduced 3/3/2021) Title: Care Of Dogs And Cats In Pet Animal Facilities Sponsors: Rep. Monica Duran [D] Rep. Matt Soper [R] Sen. Joann Ginal [D] Sen. Donald Coram [R] Rep. Tracey Bernett [D] Rep. Shannon Bird [D] Rep. Edith Hooton [D] Rep. Iman Jodeh [D] Rep. Karen McCormick [D] Rep. Alex Valdez [D] Abstract: Concerning the care of pet animals in the custody of certain pet animal facilities. Status: House Agriculture, Livestock, & Water Committee CO SB 135 Updated (Amended 4/2021)) Circus Ban Title: Prohibit Certain Animals In Traveling Animal Act Sponsor: Sen. Joann Ginal [D] Sen. Rachel Zenzinger [D] Rep. Monica Duran [D] Rep. Meg Froelich [D] Abstract: Concerning a prohibition on the use of certain animals in a traveling animal act. Status: Senate Considered House Amendments - Result was to Not Concur - Request Conference Committee ******************************************************************************* CT HB 5031 Updated (Status 1/11/2021) Fur Ban Title: An Act Prohibiting the Sale, Trade Or Distribution Of New Animal Fur. Sponsor: Rep. David Michel [D] Abstract: To prohibit the sale and trade of new animal fur products in the state of Connecticut. The Cavalry Group, LLC Status: 2021-01-11 - Referred to Joint Committee on Environment CT HB 5193- Updated (New 1/15/2021) Bestiality Title: To increase the penalty for engaging in sexual contact with an animal Sponsor: Rep. William Petit [R] Status: 2021-01-15 - Referred to Joint Committee on Judiciary CT HB 5177 -Updated (New 1/15/2021 Potential Fishing Restriction Title: To preserve horseshoe crab populations. Sponsor: Rep. Joseph Gresko [D] Status: 2021-01-15 - Referred to Joint Committee on Environment CT HB 5629 Updated (Introduced 1/27/2021 Title: An Act Authorizing the Appeal Of An Order Issued By An Animal Control Officer Directly To The Superior Court. Sponsor: Rep. Douglas Dubitsky [R] Abstract: To expedite
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