New York A06687 amends the agriculture and markets law to establish penalties for causing the death of an animal, classifying it as a class D felony.
New York A06687 amends the agriculture and markets law by adding a new section that makes causing the death of an animal a class D felony. This applies when the death results from committing a crime under sections 353 or 353-a. The bill also modifies existing sections to redefine aggravated cruelty to animals and to include causing the death of an animal as a result of such cruelty. The changes are intended to strengthen penalties for animal cruelty in New York.
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