42.092 – CRUELTY TO NONLIVESTOCK ANIMALS. (a) In this
Texas Penal Code § 42.092
Summary
This law addresses the abandonment and cruelty towards nonlivestock animals, including domesticated pets and previously captured wild animals. It establishes definitions and expectations for animal care and custody, impacting pet owners and individuals responsible for animals.
Defines abandonment of domesticated and previously captured wild animals.
Excludes uncaptured wild animals and livestock from its scope.
Establishes legal responsibilities for animal custody and care.
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