See where bills stand, how Pasado’s advocates, and how elected officials vote on issues that impact animals.
This tracker highlights priority animal welfare legislation during the current Washington State legislative session. Each bill includes a summary, Pasado’s position, and links to official legislative records so you can stay informed and take action when it matters most. Use the table below to search by bill number, topic, or status. You can also filter to see active legislation, bills that have passed, or those with recorded votes. Not all bills receive a recorded roll-call vote. Some actions are taken by voice vote or remain in committee, so vote data may not be available for every bill.
These bills represent the most important animal welfare issues in the current legislative session. Follow their progress, understand what’s at stake, and take action where it can make a difference.
What it does:
Requires the use of available alternatives to animal testing in drug development, prioritizing non-animal methods that are more effective and human-relevant.
Why it matters:
Reduces reliance on animal testing while supporting more accurate and efficient research methods.
Status: In House committee (Consumer Protection & Business)
Pasado’s position: Support
What it does:
Requires the use of available alternatives to animal testing in drug development, prioritizing non-animal methods that are more effective and human-relevant.
Why it matters:
Reduces reliance on animal testing while supporting more accurate and efficient research methods.
Status: In House committee (Consumer Protection & Business)
Pasado’s position: Support
What it does:
Requires the use of available alternatives to animal testing in drug development, prioritizing non-animal methods that are more effective and human-relevant.
Why it matters:
Reduces reliance on animal testing while supporting more accurate and efficient research methods.
Status: In House committee (Consumer Protection & Business)
Pasado’s position: Support