Establishes provisions governing methods of inducing the death of a dog or a cat

This bill establishes specific rules for how animal control agencies, shelters, and pounds must euthanize dogs and cats. It designates the injection of sodium pentobarbital as the primary method for inducing death while allowing the American Veterinary Medical Association to approve alternative substances if there is a shortage. The legislation explicitly bans other techniques such as carbon monoxide gas, electrocution, gunshot, or blunt force trauma, and requires that all procedures be performed by a licensed veterinarian or physician with proper training.