Beau's Law, Alabama's first pet protection legislation in 26 Years, heads to governor's desk
The measure sets misdemeanor penalties and lets animal control intervene when dogs are left in dangerous conditions.
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Bill prohibiting unlawful dog tethering goes to Gov. Kay Ivey
Senate President Pro Tem Garlan Gudger, R-Cullman, speaking at a lecturn on the floor of the Alabama Senate on Feb. 25, 2026, in Montgomery, Alabama. The Alabama Legislature Wednesday gave final approval to a bill making it illegal to tether a dog outside without adequate food or shelter. (Anna Barrett/Alabama Reflector)The Alabama Legislature Wednesday gave final approval to a bill that would ban the unlawful tethering of dogs in the state afte…
‘Beau’s Law’ amended as Alabama lawmakers debate dog tethering bill
A bill that establishes standards of care for dogs confined outdoors and allows for removal of dogs and possible misdemeanor criminal charges for violators advanced Wednesday in the Alabama Legislature. The bill requires that dogs have access to adequate food,…
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