Abandoned or Stray Cats - Japan - sign says, "Do not abandon animals! It is against tkthe law to abuse or to abandon animals" - photo by kelvin255
Cat abuse, in one form or another, is fairly widespread. It doesn't have to be the kind of abuse that hits the headlines, such as air gun shootings or cruelty of the worse kind. I can be in small forms such as not playing or paying any attention to your pet. It can also be in larger forms such as physically abusing your pet, not feeding your pet and just not caring about your pet in general.
It can be day to day neglect or the occasional beating by an irresponsible owner. The owner could be depressed or ill and therefore irritable and passes that on through neglect and violence. Or the person could just be plain bad having been abused himself, perhaps. It is sadly part of the human condition.
It can be day to day neglect or the occasional beating by an irresponsible owner. The owner could be depressed or ill and therefore irritable and passes that on through neglect and violence. Or the person could just be plain bad having been abused himself, perhaps. It is sadly part of the human condition.
\Cat abuse and even animal abuse in general is a horrible thing to do and you can even be fined a few year of prison if you are caught doing so. It is a awful and disgusting act as you are affection an innocent creature. It is your own responsibility to look after your pet and if you are not capable of doing so, do not get a pet I the first place! Yet another case of animal abuse: Cat thrown from HDB block
STOMPer Vince returned from his late-night supper to find this cat lying dead at his feet. Before he left, he had seen the cat, alive and well, prowling the second floor of the HDB block. The SPCA has verified that the cause of death was falling from a great height.
This case adds to the recent spate of animal abuse cases which have shocked the nation and angered animal lovers. Dogs have been beaten repeatedly, and even killed in one case. In response, the SPCA and animal activists have taken action by offering a monetary reward for information regarding the abuser in the case where a Pomeranian was brutally bashed to death.
Vince tells us what he saw:
"On 3rd September, I saw the cat, alive, on the second floor of block 439, Yishun Ave 11, around 1.30am.
"I was leaving the house for supper.
"When I came home, at about 2.30am, the cat was dead.
"The body was partially swollen and there was blood coming out of its mouth.
"The SPCA and police were informed about this abused case. The SPCA has just verified that the cat was thrown from a high floor and the fall was the cause of death.
"I hope that you would publish this email and pictures to aid the capture of the inhuman and heartless person who did this to this helpless cat."
This case adds to the recent spate of animal abuse cases which have shocked the nation and angered animal lovers. Dogs have been beaten repeatedly, and even killed in one case. In response, the SPCA and animal activists have taken action by offering a monetary reward for information regarding the abuser in the case where a Pomeranian was brutally bashed to death.
Vince tells us what he saw:
"On 3rd September, I saw the cat, alive, on the second floor of block 439, Yishun Ave 11, around 1.30am.
"I was leaving the house for supper.
"When I came home, at about 2.30am, the cat was dead.
"The body was partially swollen and there was blood coming out of its mouth.
"The SPCA and police were informed about this abused case. The SPCA has just verified that the cat was thrown from a high floor and the fall was the cause of death.
"I hope that you would publish this email and pictures to aid the capture of the inhuman and heartless person who did this to this helpless cat."
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