Bill seeks to end euthanasia for cats and dogs in Illinois – Center Square

Senate Bill 3791 from state Sen. Mike Simmons would make it illegal to euthanize dogs and cats in Illinois, which animal shelter groups say could further harm animals and taxpayers. “I appreciate Senator Simmons' concern for animals, but this kind of a broad prohibition isn’t going to help and there will be unintended consequences,” said Lauren Malmberg with the Illinois Animal Control Association.
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Robert L. Peters
2 years ago

Just rename it abortion for animals and then they’ll all support it.

sue
2 years ago

Animals are at least loyal

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Let’s stop euthanasia of dogs and cats and start it for politicians.

sue
2 years ago
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right-on

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Hey Simmons work on property tax relief be productive will ya please.

Daskoterzar
2 years ago

Good God – Ain’t it the truth!? These people spend time on the stupidest crap when real issues that can actually help people in their daily lives are ignored. This and the time zone change and requiring gas stations to actually pump the gas for you…come on…Sheesh

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