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PA HB1750
Bill
Status
7/21/2025
Primary Sponsor
Brandon Markosek
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AI Summary
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Cremation providers must furnish free written descriptions of services to pet owners, veterinarians, pet shops, and funeral directors who refer more than 5 animals per calendar year, clearly explaining private, individual-partitioned, and communal cremation options
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Providers returning cremated remains must include certification that services were performed as described; intermediaries (vets, pet shops, funeral directors) must provide a second certification that remains belong to the owner's animal
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Holding facilities for animal remains must protect personnel health, comply with public health laws, and preserve the dignity of animal remains
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Providers must maintain cremation records for at least 5 years, including signed authorization forms, identification/tracking documentation, and service logs with dates and methods
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Violations constitute unfair trade practices enforceable by the Attorney General, and licensed professionals may face suspension or revocation of credentials; the act takes effect 60 days after enactment
Legislative Description
Providing for disclosure of cremation services for deceased animals, for distribution and certification, for required notices, for holding facility standards, for recordkeeping requirements and for enforcement; and imposing penalties.
Last Action
Re-committed to Appropriations
2/4/2026