Allows a fish and wildlife officer to issue non-criminal natural resource infractions instead of pressing charges for unlawful trapping, hounding, or hunting birds or big game if there are “mitigating circumstances.” 

Requires pet dealers to disclose certain information about pets they are selling; requires dealers to maintain records of animals sold; prohibits dealers from selling animals with obvious signs of diseases or other conditions; grants purchasers certain remedies if they buy an animal who is sick; requires dealers to post notification of the purchasers’ rights in the store. 

Prohibits using one canine to control, injure, or kill another canine.

Allows a person to recover economic damages for the wrongful death of a companion animal, including damages for the “actual value” of the animal, veterinary expenses, burial expenses, and other expenses by the owner in rectifying the injuries of the animal; “actual value” of the animal means the intrinsic value of the animal and is not limited to the market value, but it does not include unusual sentimental value.