AUDIO: Animal Cruelty Measure Approved For November Ballot

Now that the animal cruelty measure has been approved for the November ballot, supporters are planning their efforts to get the measure passed.

 

 

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Now that the animal cruelty measure has been approved for the November ballot, supporters are planning their efforts to get the measure passed.

The measure makes it a Class "C" felony for cruelty to cats, dogs and horses. It carries a maximum five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Karen Thunshelle of Minot chairs North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty.

North Dakota is one of only two states that does not make animal cruelty a felony.

(Photo courtesy of ndstopcruelty.com)

 

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