Revise "companion animal" for companion animal cruelty law

This bill updates the state's companion animal cruelty law by clarifying that the protections apply to any animal kept inside a home, as well as all dogs and cats regardless of their location, while explicitly excluding livestock and wild animals. The legislation defines specific terms like "residential dwelling" and "dog kennel" to ensure consistent application of the rules across different settings. It maintains existing prohibitions against intentional abuse, neglect, and failure to provide adequate food, water, or shelter, with stricter standards applied to those who operate dog kennels. The bill also outlines exceptions for animals used in scientific research, veterinary care, and hunting, and establishes how fines collected from violations will be distributed to relevant local agencies.