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At the end of last week, an attentive animal lover from Straßwalchen in Parz (municipality of Munderfing) discovered a tomcat in a very poor condition on the side of the B147 and immediately brought him to the Pfotenhilfe animal welfare center.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "Based on what I found, I initially thought that the totally apathetic cat had probably been hit by a car," says Pfotenhilfe Managing Director Johanna Stadler.
"However, when we examined him, we noticed that all of his whiskers had been cut off, his claws had been extremely shortened and fibers from a blanket were stuck in his claws. There was a huge bump on the back of his head, possibly from a blow. He had also bitten his tongue hard and wet himself completely. Apart from the fact that shortening the vibrissae is expressly forbidden under the Federal Animal Welfare Act, the victim was obviously severely abused because, according to our vet, the consequences of a car accident look different."
Who knows this cat?
The cat is currently being cared for at the Pfotenhilfe animal welfare center. They are now looking for information about the owner and perpetrator. The offender faces up to two years in prison for intentional cruelty to animals. Who knows this cat? Information can be provided - anonymously if necessary - via the contact form at www.pfotenhilfe.at.
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