Have you ever gotten a medication for your pet and then you ended up having left overs? An new law in Minnesota now gives us an option to donate unused and unexpired pet medications so then it can be used by a pet in need. ALSO READ: Minnesota Foods Every Minnesotan Grew Up EatingDonate Pet's Medication in MinnesotaThe new law went into effect on July 1st, 2026. Only two other states have this option, Rhode Island and Nevada, and I'm really happy this law is now in place in Minnesota. How to Donate Pet Medications in MinnesotaIf you have pet medications that you'd like to donate, they need to be unused (from what I'm reading, it could be an opened bottle of pills but, obviously, not pills that have been spit out by your pet, for example), unexpired, and unaltered.