INDIANA, USA: Well he says “will you take her home?”. It seems that those words were directed at the cat’s owners which would indicate that the cat is owned and therefore domesticated. But then they catch the cat in a net and take him/her away for what I guess is certain death. How about that? Weird or what?
That’s my interpretation of the video which is murky. It is unclear what is going on or why it happened. Why is a cop involved with a cat? Did he tell some people (a couple) to take the cat home? Why did they trap the cat and take them away? Where did they take the cat? An animal pound somewhere to be killed? And why is the video entitled: “Caught on camera: Cat attacks cop”. WFMZ-TV NEWS 69 say a feral cat attacked a police officer.
I don’t see the cat attacking the cop. I see the cat confronting the cop and communicating with the cop. The cat seems disturbed and upset. As I said it is murky. Although there are some great (kind) stories of cats and cops in the US, the general trend is that cops don’t got on that well with cats.
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Below are some pages which feature the police and cats
Dog-walker captured on doorbell videocam giving cat a fatal kick
In the UK you could be fined £5,000 if your cat or dog is unrestrained inside your vehicle
UK police want cat owners to use GPS cat tracking collars
Domestic animal protection laws of Texas. The law and its rank.
Ohio cop’s shooting of a golden retriever who approached him calls into question the police vetting process
Here’s why micro-chipping your cat does not always get them back when found
84 cases of cats being shaved illegally (March 2023)
Please search using the search box at the top of the site. You are bound to find what you are looking for.
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