Take the “Quick Action” and tell Congress no to be duped by the false propaganda of the so-called Big Cat Public Safety Act.

Connecticut House Bill 5293 (HB5293) is another “traveling animal act” ban with broad-sweeping implications.

Take the “Quick-Action” and tell Congressman Dan Crenshaw [R-TX] not to
fall for this propaganda.

Primates, elephants and big cats: HSUS is pushing Nevada to place strangle-hold bans on.

Regardless of what species are involved, this bill is unnecessary, redundant, and a waste of Colorado tax dollars. Animal welfare laws are already in place and measures like this bill only punish responsible citizens instead of actually penalizing criminals.

Primates, big cats, and elephant rides are just a few that HSUS is pushing to ban in Texas.

This bill is a strong protection law for ALL commercial animal operations and is poised to set the example for many other states!

Yet another "traveling animal act" ban under a different name. This bill has broad and vague language which could allow enforcement upon programs with most animals.

Per the bill, "exotic or wild animal" includes any animal that is not domesticated, including, but not limited to..." There is a list of animals but that list is not all-inclusive. Note the bill clearly states "but not limited to." That means any type of traveling or mobile show with any non-domesticated animal, even if not listed in the bill, will be illegal.

A traveling animal act bill has been introduced. House bill 2824 (HB2824) will ban certain animals at "any exhibition, public showing, presentation, display, exposition, fair, animal act, circus, ride, trade show, petting zoo, carnival, parade, race, or similar undertaking..."

As expected, Representatives Abbott and Campbell have introduced an "exotic animal" bill in Indiana. It is House Bill 1200 and the text was just introduced January 13. Similar bills have been introduced for the last few years and have not passed.

Pennsylvania Senate Bill 928 is like many of the "Traveling Animal Act" bans we have seen proposed this year, but it manages to go even further. This bill is more than a ban on travel with animals which would include educational outreach programs.