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Join Animal Legal Defense Fund Senior Legislative Affairs Manager Stephanie Harris for Lobbying for Animals: State & Federal Legislative Update. This webinar updates viewers on our 2022 work thus far to advance animal protection through lawmaking, as well as explores ways you can directly impact the legislative process to make a difference for animals. A brief Q&A follows.
This webinar was recorded on September 28, 2022. Watch it now!
Resources
- Find your elected officials
- Model Animal Protection Laws
- Learn more about our Legislative Affairs Program
- Big Cat Public Safety Act (S. 1210/H.R 263)
- Captive Primate Safety Act (S. 1588/H.R. 3135)
- Farm System Reform Act (HR 4421/S 2332)
- Animal Welfare Enforcement Improvement Act (HR 2377)
- Goldie’s Act (HR 6100)
- OPPOSE: Livestock Regulatory Protection Act (S 1475)
- MA Wildlife Compact/Poaching Penalties
- MA Adoption of Retired Research Animals
- CA Puppy Mill Finance Ban
- NY Puppy Mill Ban
- Webinar: Lobbying for Animals: State & Federal Legislative Update- June 28, 2022
- Lobbying for Animals: State & Federal Legislative Update – PPT Presentation (PDF)
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Stephanie Harris
Senior Legislative Affairs Manager
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