Bars enforcement of provision in decedent's will that would require euthanasia of healthy domestic companion animal.

This bill prohibits enforcing any part of a deceased person's will that requires euthanizing a healthy pet. It applies to executors, trustees, and other fiduciaries managing estates. The law defines "domestic companion animal" as a pet kept for companionship (not for business or farming), making any will clause directing euthanasia of such an animal unenforceable. The policy change explicitly voids these provisions as against public policy, preventing fiduciaries from being legally compelled to end a pet's life. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.