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A Groundbreaking, Historic Win For New Mexico’s Dogs and Cats
February 20, 2020 The last week of the 2020 state legislative session was a whirlwind, and today at noon it came to a close—but not before some ground-breaking progress for New Mexico's animals was made. During a short 30-day session, a bill's only hope is if it moves quickly. Senate Bill 57, the affordable spay/neuter [...]
Momentum and Cautious Hope for the Final Days of the Session
February 14, 2020 Valentine's Day might be a day about love, but the emotion felt by New Mexico animal advocates today was cautious hope that multiple pro-animal bills may cross the finish line in the 2020 state legislative session. In the final days of the session, there is a chance to pass into law measures impacting animals [...]
Deadlines Approaching for Animal Protection Bills in New Mexico
February 9, 2020 There are just 11 days left of this year's 30-day state legislative session, and time is running out to make progress on pro-animal bills. Often the key to bills' advancement in the legislature is the collective voice of grassroots advocates like you. Please join us on Thursday, February 13, for Animal Protection [...]
One Step Forward on the Path to A Statewide Spay/Neuter Future
February 1, 2020 Last week saw progress on several important animal protection bills, including the vital legislation to help New Mexico dramatically reduce our overpopulation and euthanasia of homeless dogs and cats. Keep reading to learn more about what’s happened so far, and what’s next. On Tuesday, the Senate Conservation Committee approved Senate Bill 33 (by […]
