The general Jacques Philippe Delmas de Grammont (born the dead on July 23rd, 1796 on June 13rd, 1862), is famous to have made vote by the French National Assembly, the July 2nd 1850, a law known as Loi Grammont which punished of a fine from one to fifteen francs but also of a sorrow from one to five days of prison “  people having made publicly undergo ill treatments with the animaux  ” . This law will be repealed by the decree n°5961051 September 7th 1959 which sanctions cruelty towards the animals, including within the private framework.

It is wrongly that one allots the paternity of the to him protective Société of the animals, created in 1845 by its first president, the doctor Etienne Pariset.