MI SB0127

Prohibits public bodies (state, local governments, public colleges/universities) from using dogs for experimental purposes that cause pain or distress, including research, testing, or training related to human or animal disease treatment

Defines pain or distress to include experiments reportable to USDA, procedures that may cause death, injury, fear, or trauma, and invasive procedures such as surgery, implanting devices, or administering experimental drugs

Exempts veterinary training or clinical research on dogs when the owner consents to treat an existing disease, and standard veterinary procedures like spaying, neutering, or routine medical treatments

Imposes civil fines of $1,000 to $5,000 per dog per day of violation, enforceable by county prosecutors or the attorney general

Designates the new section as "Queenie's law" and repeals the existing animal research advisory board provisions (sections 2672 and 2673)