The bill establishes protections for the use of working animals by prohibiting counties, cities, and towns from enacting or enforcing any policies that would terminate, ban, or unduly restrict the use of these animals in lawful commerce or animal enterprises. Specifically, it creates new sections in Wyoming law, W.S. 15-1-133 and 18-2-117, which define "working animals" and outline the limitations on local ordinances. The bill clarifies that these provisions do not override existing municipal or county zoning ordinances or policies related to public health and safety, nor do they amend other laws concerning animal care.

Additionally, the bill specifies that the term "working animal" encompasses nonhuman animals used for various functions in commerce, including roles in agriculture, ranching, education, and entertainment, while explicitly excluding animals primarily used for food or fiber production. The effective date for this legislation is set for July 1, 2025.