Provides for the humane removal of downed animals

This bill prohibits slaughterhouses, stockyards, auction markets, and dealers from buying, selling, or receiving downed livestock (cattle, sheep, goats, or swine unable to stand unassisted) for human consumption. It requires immediate humane euthanasia or veterinary treatment for downed animals and bans dragging them during transport or handling - mandating movement via slings, stoneboats, or similar equipment. Violations are classified as misdemeanors under New York law. The law directly affects livestock facilities and aims to ensure humane handling of animals unable to stand.