Animal abusers now on online registry in Tennessee. Tennessee will be the first state to release the registry that consists of names of people convicted of having intentionally abused animals. The list will also show picture's of the offender, their age and address.

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Beginning Friday, anyone can access an online registry in Tennessee that lists animal abusers.

Tennessee will be the first state to release the registry that consists of names of people convicted of having intentionally abused animals.

The list will also show picture's of the offender, their age and address.

First-time offenders will spend two years on the registry, while a second offense makes it five.

A co-sponsor of the bill says he thinks it will be a strong deterrent against animal abuse.

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