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Koda's Law Passes House!

Update July 29, 2010: A substitute version of Koda's Law, H.B. 4663, has passed the Michigan House of Representatives Agriculture Committee by a vote of 78-20!    

UT Gov Signs Bill Ending Mandatory Pound Seizure!

shelter cat

Update Mar. 29: Utah Gov. Gary R. Herbert has now signed H.B. 107 into law! H.B. 107 means pound seizure discretionary instead of mandatory for Utah public shelters.

That means only two states, Minnesota and Oklahoma, still require pound seizure, the practice of requiring public shelters to sell or provide animals for research.

Montcalm County Votes to Stop Pound Seizure

Cat in shelter

Update April 28: The Montcalm County, Michigan Commissioners have voted to stop giving shelter animals to R&R Research, a Class B dealer that sells them for experimentation and research!

A Call For An End to Pound Seizure Laws

Pound seizure laws typically require shelters or pounds to release animals to testing, research or educational facilities on demand.