Establishes "Brown's Law", which creates the offense of making a malicious false report of animal abuse, and modifies the offense of animal abuse

HB 910, nicknamed "Brown's Law," creates a new offense for knowingly making false reports about animal abuse with the intent to harass, disrupt, or cause financial harm to an animal owner. It defines this as a minor criminal offense (class C misdemeanor) if the report is false, made to authorities, and actually causes disruption, harassment, or monetary loss to the owner. The law includes a defense for reports made in good faith, shifting the burden to the prosecution to prove the report was not made honestly. This bill directly affects individuals making false reports and protects those who report abuse reasonably, without changing existing animal abuse penalties.