The proposed legislation would enhance first-degree animal cruelty to a ranked felony.
SEATTLE — Washington State lawmakers are proposing a bill to crack down on those who abuse animals, which could mean more jail time for some felony animal cruelty cases.
“It’s really awful. Some of the things you see, you can’t unsee,” said Kaylee Botting, marketing manager at Emerald City Pet Rescue.
Emerald City Pet Rescue has dozens of dogs looking for a home. That includes Morgan, who, just by his demeanor, you’d never know the abuse he endured. The only lasting signs are the scars from when he was found on the
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