Excludes certain animals from the definition of "wildlife"

This bill amends New York's environmental conservation law to explicitly exclude domesticated animals (including dogs and cats) from the legal definition of "wildlife." It directly affects companion animals by removing them from wildlife regulations, meaning laws governing wildlife management, hunting, and protection no longer apply to pets. The key mechanism is a simple definition change in the law, specifying that "wildlife" excludes "companion animals" as defined elsewhere, while still covering fish, shellfish, and crustaceans. The change takes immediate effect and does not alter existing laws governing pets.