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Livingston County Establishes Registry for People Convicted of Animal Abuse

The registry requires offenders to pay a $150 fee, bans them from owning animals, and lists repeat offenders for life to enhance accountability and deterrence.

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The county board of supervisors voted on the proposal Wednesday during a meeting to establish the registry.

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Livingston County establishes registry for people convicted of animal abuse

The county board of supervisors voted on the proposal Wednesday during a meeting to establish the registry.

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Livingston County launches public registry to track convicted animal abusers

People convicted of animal abuse in Livingston County will now be required to register in a public database.

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Livingston County to create public registry of animal abusers

People convicted of certain crimes against animals will soon be required to register in a public database in Livingston County.

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Livingston County News broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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