Help Protect Animal Welfare
Final signature count: 5,210
5,210 signatures toward our 30,000 goal
Sponsor: The Animal Rescue Site
The EATS Act could reshape the future of animal welfare in the US. Take action for animals!

The delicate balance between state autonomy and federal regulation is at the forefront of a heated debate in Congress. At stake are the rights of states to regulate livestock farming practices within their borders and the potential consequences for animal welfare.
The controversial battleground centers around the EATS Act (Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression), a proposal that could have far-reaching implications for the treatment of animals in the United States1. This legislation threatens to curtail the authority of individual states to regulate various aspects of livestock farming, effectively shifting the power to set standards from the states to the federal government2.
What’s at Risk?
The EATS Act could undermine the progress made by states in improving the treatment of animals. It opens the door for industry challenges to state standards, potentially triggering a race to the bottom in terms of animal welfare3. This legislation threatens to nullify hard-fought state laws aimed at protecting animals from cruelty, as well as those concerning public health, safety, and environmental protections4.
Why Your Support Matters
We need your support to protect the rights of states to implement and enforce crucial animal welfare laws. By signing this petition, you’re taking a stand for the well-being of animals across our nation. Your voice will join a chorus of concerned citizens and advocates, sending a powerful message to Congress that animal welfare matters.
Together, We Can Make a Difference
Join us in ensuring a healthier, safer future for pets and their human companions. Every signature counts, and your support can help us protect the integrity of state-level regulations and uphold the values of compassion and responsible governance.
Don’t wait—take action now by signing the petition and standing up for animal welfare.