Modifies provisions relating to offenses involving animals

HB 3304 changes penalties for owners of dogs that bite people or animals. It increases penalties based on bite history and severity: a second bite becomes a misdemeanor, serious injury raises it to a higher misdemeanor or felony, and death makes it a felony. The bill requires immediate seizure and destruction of the dog after a bite (with a 10-day hold for appeals), unless the victim was engaged in criminal activity at the time. Dog owners can appeal the seizure in court within 30 days, but the dog remains impounded during the appeal. This directly affects dog owners whose pets bite, and excludes liability if the victim was committing a crime (excluding minor trespassing by children under 12).