Views are wanted on the proposed Animal Welfare Bill 2021.
The bill aims to protect the likes of cats, dogs and horses from harm and mistreatment.
It comes following recommendations by a Tynwald Select Committee in line with the UK regulations.
Currently, the Island has laws that protect the welfare of farm livestock and criminalise animal cruelty, but the Committee concluded the welfare of companion animals is not adequately protected.
People are encouraged to submit their views before the deadline on Monday, April 5.
A link to it is available here.
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