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WINDSOR, Ont. - A woman who left her home in the temporary care of a couple returned to make a gruesome discovery in the refrigerator: a pot containing the remains of what appeared to be a cooked cat.

"It is strange, there is no question about it," Windsor police Staff Sgt. Ed McNorton said Monday about the alleged killing and eating of the pet. "We've seen animal abuse before ... but nothing like this."

Officers were called to a west-end duplex Sunday night by a woman who had left her apartment in the care of a 24-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman. advertisement




The tenant came home to find the place abandoned and in disarray. Then she looked in the fridge.

"It was absolutely disgusting, I couldn't believe it," said neighbor Sherry Hughes, who entered the apartment and saw the animal's remains.

Police suspect it's all that's left of Prowler, who lived with the Hughes family and went missing less than a week earlier.

"It's very upsetting, very, very heartbreaking," said Hughes, adding her children and grandmother are extremely distraught.

Flyers of the missing cat remained posted on utility poles in the area Monday.

"Even the bums in downtown Windsor don't lower themselves to that," said Jen Birdgen, whose family lives in the adjoining duplex unit.

The act of eating an animal isn't illegal, said John Roushorne, general manager of the Windsor-Essex County Humane Society, but how it got into the pot is an entirely different matter.

McNorton said police believe the animal was killed in the bathtub and then hung from the showerhead.

The couple that lived temporarily in the house were interviewed by detectives Monday morning and released pending further investigation.

McNorton said police could lay unlawful killing of an animal charges, a summary offence punishable by up to six months jail and or a $2,000 fine.

Roushorne said if cruelty can be proven, more severe penalties can be sought independently by the humane society.

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Kryso
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The act of eating an animal isn't illegal, said John Roushorne, general manager of the Windsor-Essex County Humane Society, but how it got into the pot is an entirely different matter.


That sort of defeats the object. You can eat it, but you’re not allowed to kill it? So if your pet dog dies, you’re not allowed to bury it in your garden (under British law) but you can eat it?
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QUOTE(Kryso @ Apr 20 2005, 01:13 PM)

So if your pet dog dies, you’re not allowed to bury it in your garden (under British law) [/size][/color] wacko.gif
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oo I didn't know that - my Mum and Dad have their dog buried in their garden dontgetit.gif He died of naturaly causes - honest! innocent.gif
JennRose
Did this woman not even check out the people she left her house and pet in the care of? For crying out loud, people that would cook and eat your cat while you are gone probably aren't the most normal folks. I bet there would be a warning sign or two. rolleyes.gif
Redneck
Okay, I want to know why are cats always the targets of these sickos.

Someday, some cat lover to go vigilante on these people. The "Cat Avenger" or something.
__Kratos__
SEE! In the feral cat thread I said you could eat cats, and here it is! grin2.gif Cat the OTHER white meat! tongue.gif I know, I would try to eat some cat...
brittish_gurl
I will never look at my cat in the same way again.....*lick* devil.gif .
copenhagon_btch
QUOTE(Redneck @ Apr 20 2005, 08:36 AM)
Okay, I want to know why are cats always the targets of these sickos.

Someday, some cat lover to go vigilante on these people. The "Cat Avenger" or something.
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hehehehe grin2.gif i like how u think tongue.gif
henpeck69
How distressing for the owner of the cat. Apparently the two house sitters have a few screws missing. This is just gross.
Undefined_innocence
QUOTE(Kryso @ Apr 20 2005, 08:13 AM)
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The act of eating an animal isn't illegal, said John Roushorne, general manager of the Windsor-Essex County Humane Society, but how it got into the pot is an entirely different matter.


That sort of defeats the object. You can eat it, but you’re not allowed to kill it? So if your pet dog dies, you’re not allowed to bury it in your garden (under British law) but you can eat it?
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What Do They Expect You To Do With It?????????!!!!!!!
Undefined_innocence
QUOTE(brittish_gurl @ Apr 20 2005, 03:22 PM)
I will never look at my cat in the same way again.....*lick* devil.gif .
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OMGGG!!!!!! That is so mean!!! im going to call the ASPCA! (( animal protection/rescue thingy here in the US))
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