The proposed legislation enacts a new Subpart B of Part VI of Chapter 17 of Title 3 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, establishing the Louisiana Commemorative Pet Stamp Program. The primary goal of this program is to generate revenue to support spay and neuter initiatives managed by the Louisiana Pet Overpopulation Advisory Council. The bill outlines definitions relevant to the program, including terms such as "Council," "Fund," "Program," and "Qualified entities." It also details the process for the design, marketing, and sale of commemorative pet stamps and prints, which will be created annually through regulations set by the council.

Additionally, the bill creates the Commemorative Pet Stamp Fund within the state treasury, specifying how funds will be deposited, managed, and utilized. The council will oversee the distribution of these funds to qualified entities, which may include licensed veterinarians and tax-exempt organizations. The legislation allows the council to allocate up to fifteen percent of the annual revenues for promotional and administrative costs associated with the program. Overall, this bill aims to enhance pet welfare in Louisiana through financial support for spay and neuter programs while promoting community engagement through the sale of commemorative stamps.