The idea is to keep up the pressure in the waning months of the Obama administration, particularly in light of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s decision not to reschedule marijuana.

Pet cloning is a pretty controversial practice, requiring $50,000 – $150,000, dozens of dogs living in questionable laboratory care, and—some say—the naiveté of heartbroken pet owners missing their loved ones. But it’s an amazing feat of science and, hey, isn’t it impressive that there have been enough pet clones that we can even have a “best of” list? Plenty have chosen to to fork over the funds and gotten little facsimiles of their faithful…