Protect animals in Oklahoma pet stores

Across the country, local ordinances have helped curb inhumane pet sales — protecting animals and consumers along the way.  

But that could soon change in Oklahoma. New legislation (backed by powerful corporate pet retailers like Petland) could override local decision-making.

If enacted, House Bill 4335 would effectively strip local governments of their authority to regulate the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores, blocking humane protections for Oklahoma communities.

TAKE ACTION: Urge your state representatives to OPPOSE HB 4335. Send a personalized message below.

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