SB 1249
Truly historic bill making California the first state to ban the sale of cosmetics and personal hygiene products newly tested on animals, preventing needless animal suffering.
AB 273
Makes California the first state to ban recreational and commercial fur trapping, thus ending an anti-quated, cruel and taxpayer-subsi-dized practice that was destroying wildlife for private profit.
AB 485
Bans the sale of “puppy mill” bred dogs, cats, and rabbits in pet stores. This landmark law has been replicated in four states and over 400 locations.
SB 1138
Requires state-run hospitals, healthcare facilities and prisons to offer plant-based food and beverages, a win for residents of these institutions as well as for animals and the planet.
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AB 1260
Adds hippopotami, sharks, sting-rays, and several reptile species to the list of animals that cannot be sold in California or imported with intent to sell. Read More