Demand Justice for Cat Shot in the Head With Arrow

Target: Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams

Goal: Conduct a thorough investigation to find the perpetrator and ensure they face the maximum legal consequences for the alleged animal cruelty.

In Lancaster County, a shocking case of animal cruelty has emerged, with a cat found suffering from an arrow lodged in its head. The cat was discovered on West Willow Road and was taken in for emergency treatment by ORCA, where the arrow was successfully removed.

This incident highlights the need for strict enforcement of animal welfare laws to prevent such egregious acts of cruelty. It is crucial that the perpetrator is found and faces the maximum legal consequences to deter future incidents and protect animal welfare in the community. Find the perpetrator and ensure they face the maximum legal consequences.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear District Attorney Heather Adams,

I am writing to express my concern regarding the severe animal cruelty case in Lancaster County involving a cat found with an arrow in its head. This case highlights the urgent need for strict enforcement of animal welfare laws.

I urge you to prioritize this investigation and ensure the perpetrator is found and faces the maximum legal consequences. It is vital to send a strong message that animal cruelty will not be tolerated in Lancaster County.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo credit: Famartin


2 Comments

  1. WOW! This is not much to go on, is it? A cat found with an arrow through its head. I guess the cat survived? Does the cat have owners? Is it a feral? can it live with the injury? Is this the work of a teen? Seems like it well may be. No one yet has been found? The hope is since the cat is walking, if the cat is still walking, there will not be any more mention of this evil deed. Some one out there knows who did this. There may be an opening in the case. People like this do not need to be in our society. They burden us all. The parents of this person need to be questioned. Too many teens are now doing harm to innocent animals. The parents are partly to blame and the law must recognize this as part if the problem as parents often are not part of the solution.

  2. People like to brag about the nasty mean things they do to animals so offer a reward for the identity of the POS who did this; his friends are like him, they’ll trade his name for money. Then, how about prosecuting and actually punishing the POS as a reminder to other jerks that being a super loser does not pay.

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