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CAT LOVERS BEWARE ONE OF MY BELOVED CATS WAS POISONED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON FROM MY CAT ENCLOSURE WHICH I THOUGHT WAS SAFE

Michelle from Saint Andrews

yesterday late afternoon i found my young beloved de-sexed black and white large young male cat deliberately POISONED on my own property from his secure pet enclosure and he died a horrible and very agonizing painful death in my arms at 9PM last night, he had been healthy vibrant and full of life the night before so he went from a happy healthy cat to a dying dead cat in the flick of a finger, i'm trying to come to terms with his cruel and sudden death and i am wondering what kind of low life pre-historic neanderthal could stoop so low as to purposely take the life of a harmless beloved pet cat who was very much loved i am in saint andrews te rapa i am heartbroken and devastated that we can have such cruel low IQed sub-humans living freely in our society

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