AHS investigates 2 cases of cat abuse
The Associated Humane Societies is looking into two cases of cat abuse. A Siamese cat was flung from a 10th-floor window of a Newark high-rise. The cat, named Shannon by AHS staff, suffered a broken
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Jun 13, 2015, 12:50 AM
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The Associated Humane Societies is looking into two cases of cat abuse.
A Siamese cat was flung from a 10th-floor window of a Newark high-rise. The cat, named Shannon by AHS staff, suffered a broken leg and possible fractured ribs.
Another cat, named Fluffy by staff, was rescued after witnesses reported seeing kids kicking the cat like a football. Fluffy's injuries were more severe and will require surgery.
According to AHS, the vet bills will be at least $5,000. More information about the cats can be found at the Humane Societies
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