Saturday, August 4, 2018

Property owner traps kittens by building a wall


From PIX11:

The clock is ticking to rescue a group of cats trapped behind a brick wall in Queens.

They’ve been stuck for three days and are likely thirsty and hungry. Animal rescue groups and concerned residents are trying to save them; they reached out to PIX11 for help.

For months, the cats had been living in a narrow alley like area between an apartment building and garage on Northern Blvd. They’ve won the hearts of people in this neighborhood who stopped by to feed them.

A wall about 15 feet high was built on either end trapping the felines inside.They’re now out of sight - and their conditions unknown.

Sadly, the one cat that did escape before the wall went up now wanders on the other side and gazes up at the wall, trying to find a way to get back with his family.

[Carol] Yao says they have offered to pay for the cost to knock down a section of the wall.

11 comments:

georgetheatheist said...

So let's say the cats come out. Then what?

Tony Notaro said...

Typical third worlder behavior. They have zero compassion for animals.

Anonymous said...

I hope they get them out in time! The poor things.

Anonymous said...

Tony Notaro is right. As Gandhi once said: you judge a society based on how it treats its animals.

Anonymous said...

Evil and cruel.
The maw of Hell awaits this piece of crud!

Anonymous said...

Jail time for construction company owner!

NWA said...

“Typical third worlder behavior. They have zero compassion for animals.”

Hypocrisy at its best. Look at our slaughter houses and animal shelters and you will see the compassion first worlders have for animals.

Anonymous said...

I hope they get those precious kittens out very soon. How can this atrocious cruelty not be against the law? Get that wall down NOW!!

Anonymous said...

There are really sick people in this city...

Anonymous said...

A possible easy solution is to go on the roof of the garage and lower several have-a-heart traps baited with food into the alley. Come back the next morning and retrieve them from above. Repeat until all cats are captured No need to break down the brick wall. Still, the construction company and/owner of the building should be fined for animal cruelty.

Anonymous said...

The Cask of Amontillado - Queens Crap version.