Assembly member Rubio is determined to help the Alligator / Crocodile killers. Please give us a little more of your time by tweeting and making calls, and please share this information. Earlier this year we asked you to oppose a bill that would change existing state law originally passed in 1970 that protects alligators and crocodiles. With your help we were able to defeat AB 527 (Voepel), but now the industry is back trying to reintroduce the bill with some shady legislative maneuvering.

In an effort to lower euthanasia rates, SCIL worked closely with City of LA staff to draft a suite of ordinances to address the problem, spaying, neutering, microchips and breeder permits were all a part of a big package to combat pet overpopulation in the city. This ground-breaking ordinance, has become the model for cities around the United States as they enact their own laws to help address the crisis of pet overpopulation.

West Hollywood bans the retail sale of dogs and cats from commercial breeders. City Council Member Jeffrey Prang introduced the bill and SCIL facilitated the ordinance to success, which has provided a model for future similar legislation.

County of Riverside Animal Care & Control crafted language along with SCIL who helped facilitate grassroots support for the law. It unanimously was approved by the Riverside City Council and went on to be adopted by the entire county.

SB 64 to require all municipal animal shelters to microchip any adopted or recovered cat or dog, helping pets find their way home.
Part 1: In Unanimous Vote, Bill to Protect Lost Pets Clears First Committee Hurdle
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