House Consumer and Public Affairs Feb 10, 2026

Unidentified legislative subcommittee · February 10, 2026

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Lawsuit and funding allocation concern raised

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Unidentified Speaker raised an early procedural/legal point that a lawsuit has shown money from the program is not going only to local governments but to private parties, raising potential anti-donation concerns about fund distribution.

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A legislative subcommittee heard public testimony on maintaining New Mexico’s affordable spay-and-neuter program (SB 38) and on making the Health Care Delivery and Access Act permanent (SB 101). Supporters urged retaining funding and cited high shelter intake and early program awards; legal counsel said litigation over the spay-and-neuter law remains pending. No final votes were taken; the panel scheduled votes for Thursday.

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