Washington: Ask Your Legislators to Support Critical Animal Protection Bills
This action is for Washington residents only.
Critical animal protection bills have been making their way through the 2026 Washington state legislative session, including:
H.B. 1608: Prohibits the selling, possessing, transporting, and distributing of farmed octopus.
H.B. 1904: Bans cat declawing, a painful amputation that can cause lifelong problems for the cat.
H.B. 1735: Bans the production, sale, possession, transport, or distribution of force-fed foie gras, a cruel practice that forces a goose or duck’s liver to swell up to 10 times its natural size.
Email your state legislators using the form below to let them know you want all of these bills to pass.
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