Provides immunity from civil liability for persons who render assistance to animals trapped in motor vehicles

This bill creates a legal shield for individuals who break into locked cars to rescue animals they believe are in immediate danger. To qualify for this protection, a person must first call emergency services, stay with the animal until help arrives, and use only the force necessary to get the animal out. The law defines "animal" as any living vertebrate other than humans or livestock, ensuring the immunity applies specifically to pets and wild animals trapped in vehicles. It does not grant permission to enter a vehicle for any reason other than saving an animal or a minor from imminent harm.