MA S1190

Defines "cruel conditions" for domestic animals to include exposure to excessive waste, garbage, non-potable water, noxious odors, dangerous objects, other animals that could cause injury, and failure to provide appropriate food, water, and weather protection based on species, age, and physical condition

Establishes graduated penalties for violations: first offense receives a written warning or fine up to $50; second offense up to $200; third or subsequent offense up to $500 with possible impoundment or loss of animal ownership

Directs fines collected under Section 37 of Chapter 129 to be deposited into the Homeless Animal Prevention and Care Fund

Expands the definition of "domestic animal" to include all animals kept domestically, regardless of purpose, including livestock

Preserves the ability to pursue criminal prosecution under existing animal cruelty statutes (Chapter 272, Section 77) in addition to civil citations