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Target: Cincinnati, Ohio Animal Care Humane Society Chief Dog Warden Troy Taylor Goal: Find and arrest person who nearly killed cat by tying him to tree with retractable dog leash. A two-year-old cat, named Dagger, was barely breathing after he was found with a retractable leash around his neck and tied to a tree. It is important that an investigation be conducted to find the individual who committed this senseless act of animal cruelty, to keep other animals in the surrounding areas safe. Dagger was found by his owners after escaping from his home. Although Dagger was still breathing when he was found, he may not survive. He is on several medications for head trauma because his brain function was severely damaged from being strangled by the leash. Dagger’s legs also need to be rotated every four hours so they will hopefully once again be able to function on their own. His family is now relying on donations to help with the cat’s medical care. ....
PETA offering reward for information on person who beat and strangled a cat in South Fairmount cincinnati.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cincinnati.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Disturbing act of animal cruelty prompts warning from local vet, rescuers The cat at the center of the case now has head trauma. Rescuers, veterinarians warn pet owners about act of animal cruelty By Jessica Schmidt | March 8, 2021 at 11:52 PM EST - Updated March 9 at 12:51 AM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Local rescuers and a Cincinnati veterinarian are warning pet owners to be careful after learning about a disturbing act of animal cruelty in a Fairmount neighborhood. A cat named Dagger is at the center of the case. Josephine Inman says her sister and her 12-year-old niece are Dagger’s owners. Inman describes Dagger as an indoor cat but says he recently accidentally slipped out the door of her sister’s home along Everglade Place in Fairmount. When they finally found him hours later, Inman says Dagger was not far from their home, but was barely alive. ....