🚨 URGENT: Help Advance Animal Protection Bills in Iowa
- Oliver Bardwell
- 5 minutes ago
- 2 min read

Iowa has a real opportunity right now to strengthen protections for pets—but these bills will stall and die without immediate Senate action.
The House has done its job NOW the Senate must act—and they need to hear from YOU.
📧 TAKE ACTION NOW
👉 Email all Iowa Senators: allsenators@legis.iowa.gov
⏱️ Takes 1–2 minutes💥 Makes a real impact
🎯 What Needs to Happen
When you write, ask for these specific actions:
👉 If these steps don’t happen soon… these bills die this session
🧠 Talking Points (Use What Resonates With You)
You don’t need to include everything—pick what feels right:
These are common-sense protections for pets
SF 2099 targets only extreme, intentional acts of torture
These bills do NOT affect farming or normal animal practices
Animal cruelty is often linked to broader violence in communities
HF 2298 improves oversight and accountability, not bureaucracy
HF 2190 reflects modern ID methods like microchips
These passed the House with strong bipartisan support
Iowans have been asking for this for years
✉️ Example Email (Make It Your Own)
Subject: Please Advance Animal Protection Bills
Hi Senator,
I’m reaching out to ask you to take action on several animal protection bills that have already passed the Iowa House.
I care about this issue because [share your story here—your pet, your family, your values, or why this matters to you].
Please:
Bring SF 2099 to the Senate floor for a vote
Move HF 2298 through subcommittee and the Agriculture Committee
Advance HF 2190 through Judiciary
These are practical, targeted bills that address real problems without impacting responsible animal owners or farmers.
I’d really appreciate your support in moving these forward before the session ends.
Thank you for your time and service.
[Your Name][City]
📚 Read the Bills
🔥 Final Push
👉 Read Rep. Samantha Fett’s full article: https://www.oliverbardwell.com/post/strengthening-iowa-s-animal-protection-laws 👉 Then send your email
Real voices move legislators—not form letters.
And right now… yours matters.