Man seeks to change animal cruelty laws in Washington after dog killed by stranger
In Washington, if someone is convicted of first-degree animal cruelty, in a case where one could have tortured and or killed an animal, the maximum time they face is 12 months in jail. Prosecutors say most people serve less than that.
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