Requires transfer of certain excess animal control funds to prosecutors, municipalities, police departments, and Police Training Commission for enforcement of animal cruelty laws and training humane law enforcement officers.

S 3277 redirects unspent funds from New Jersey's animal control special accounts (currently going to municipal/state general funds) to support animal cruelty enforcement. Excess municipal funds will go to county prosecutors (40% retained, 60% distributed to municipalities), while excess state funds will go to the Superintendent of State Police (40% to State Police, 50% to county humane officers, 10% to the Police Training Commission). These funds must be used exclusively for investigating, prosecuting animal cruelty offenses, performing necropsies, and training humane law enforcement officers. The bill directly affects municipalities, county prosecutors, police departments, and the Police Training Commission by requiring targeted use of redirected funds.