Kansas HB2535 exempts individuals from cruelty to animals charges if they catch feral cats for vaccination, spaying, or neutering and return them to.

Kansas HB2535 amends the state's cruelty to animals law by exempting individuals from certain charges if they catch feral cats to provide vaccination, spaying, or neutering and return the cats to the same location. This exemption applies to specific subsections of the cruelty to animals statute, ensuring that those who act to improve the welfare of feral cats are not penalized. The bill also outlines penalties for cruelty to animals, including fines and imprisonment, and specifies conditions under which animals may be taken into custody and cared for by authorities.

Kansas HB2535 exempts individuals from cruelty to animals charges if they catch feral cats for vaccination, spaying, or neutering and return them to.

Kansas HB2535 amends the state's cruelty to animals law by exempting individuals from certain charges if they catch feral cats to provide vaccination, spaying, or neutering and return the cats to the same location. This exemption applies to specific subsections of the cruelty to animals statute, ensuring that those who act to improve the welfare of feral cats are not penalized. The bill also outlines penalties for cruelty to animals, including fines and imprisonment, and specifies conditions under which animals may be taken into custody and cared for by authorities.