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DC Ward 3 Councilmember Mary Cheh
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Declawing To Be Illegal in District of Columbia

Washington, DC Passes Local Declaw Ban – December 20, 2022 – Washington, DC is set to become the 15th local jurisdiction to ban declawing. The ordinance was passed on December 20 by a unanimous vote from the DC City Council as part of an omnibus Animal Protection Ordinance. The new ordinance prohibits elective, non-therapeutic declawing […]

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Stop Declawing
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Allentown Bans Declawing

Allentown, Pennsylvania Passes No-Declaw Law – November 16, 2022 – Allentown, PA is the 14th city to ban declawing. The ordinance was passed on November 16 by a unanimous vote from Allentown’s City Council. The new ordinance prohibits elective, non-therapeutic declawing (amputation) of cats, effective immediately. Councilwoman Ce-Ce Gerlach explained the therapeutic exception is intended

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Governor John Carney
Legislation, News

Delaware Landlords Can No Longer Require Declawing

Delaware Anti-Declaw “Landlord” Bill, HB 386, Signed by Governor – October 26, 2022 – Delaware landlords can no longer require tenants’ cats be declawed as a condition of tenancy after Governor John Carney signed House Bill HB 386. The bill’s author was Representative Paul S. Baumbach. The bill would make nontherapeutic declawing illegal. The Paw Project was

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Representative Yousef Rabhi
Legislation, News

Michigan Rep. Rabhi Introduces Anti-Declaw Bill

MI Anti-Declaw Bill, HB 6459, Introduced – October 11, 2022 – Michigan State Representative Yousef Rabhi has introduced HB 6459, which would prohibit declawing in Michigan. The current bill is very similar to an earlier bill, HB 5508, introduced by Representative Nate Shannon in 2020. That bill was not heard in committee and became inactive.

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