Wyoming HB0063 prohibits counties, cities, and towns from banning or restricting the use of working animals in lawful commerce or animal enterprises.
Wyoming HB0063 establishes protections for working animals, defined as nonhuman animals used primarily for specific duties in lawful commerce or animal enterprises. The bill prevents counties, cities, and towns from enacting ordinances or policies that terminate, ban, or unduly restrict the use of working animals. This protection does not apply to animals used primarily for food or fiber production. The act does not supersede zoning resolutions or policies related to public health or safety. The provisions are effective July 1, 2025.
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