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The first legislation addressing animal cruelty as a felony in Virginia was enacted 25 years ago. The patron then, Senator Ken Stolle who was chair of Senate Courts of Justice, understood the necessity to address all cruelty, notwithstanding the victim, as a serious offense. The correlation between animal cruelty and domestic violence and child abuse has been well documented both in research and in reality. It is essential that there be a consistent and comprehensive approach to deterring cruelty irrespective of the circumstances or the nature of the victim. History and experience over 25 years has shown that the public believes the acts outlined in SB369 deserve a more severe treatment than a misdemeanor . Cruelty cannot be minimized without threatening the safety of all Virginians. Twenty-five years is long enough to wait for us to treat these offenses as serious ....and felonies.