Reward Offered In Cat-Killing Case
POSTED: Thursday, August 24, 2006
UPDATED: 8:32 am CDT August 24, 2006
SAN ANTONIO -- A $2,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the case of 10 cats that were killed outside a home on the city's Northeast Side.Animal Cruelty investigators said that someone snapped the necks of the felines, including two kittens, that were housed inside a tent that was set up outside a woman's home in the 12600 block of Cisco Boulevard.Officials with the Animal Defense League, which put up the reward money, hope that a cash reward will lead to an arrest.Anyone with information can call the Animal Defense League at 210-655-1481 or Animal Control at 210-207-6650.you can contact them or call police.
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