New Jersey Gets Tough On Animal Cruelty

Gov. James McGreevey (D-NJ) recently signed into law new legislation that would increase penalties for those who abuse and injure animals in New Jersey.
Comments on article "New Jersey Gets Tough On Animal Cruelty"
Name Views and CommentsDate
Iris People who abuse animals should be sentanced to a life in jail! 4/21/2009
JR Yea rigth i have called meny times obout 2 horses on clinton road
in westmilford the horses were taken once when a vet said one may not make the winter but the person has them and they dont look good maney calls but no hope,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yea right tough		 11/27/2007
nicole i agree with robyn HIGHLY!! 1/11/2006
ELIZABETH I WANT TO VOTE YES FOR SUPPORT 2570 FOR PETS TO BE ALLOWED IN HOMES , AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE 8/3/2004
Robyn I think it is a great idea to increase penalties for those who abuse animals in N.J. Most people don't even realize that the abuse of animals is a crime and unless the state takes a big step to make public the penalties of animal abuse it will continue to happen. 4/13/2004
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