Improve access to veterinary care in California

The California Senate Rules Committee is discussing new legislation that would improve access to veterinary care statewide — including critical spay/neuter services.

If enacted, Assembly Bill 2010 would improve and accelerate access to care by: 

• Reducing barriers for veterinary clinics: Qualified California facilities would be able operate with fewer unnecessary facility requirements, allowing them to serve more animals efficiently.
   
• Expanding clinic capacity: Modernized structural requirements will allow more California clinics to provide high-volume, affordable veterinary care (including spay/neuter services).

TAKE ACTION: Urge the California Senate Rules Committee to advance AB 2010 when it comes up for discussion. Send your personalized message below.

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