At the time Dr Kristen Lindsey killed Tiger with a bow and arrow she was living in a property which was rented from another veterinarian, Dr Buenger. Buenger was her landlord. Tiger had been around the property quite a lot before Lindsey killed him. As a result, on April 14th, Lindsay asked Beunger whether …
On July 20, 2017, Kristen Lindsey and her attorney Brian W. Bishop headed back to court to dispute the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners’ (the “Board”) Final Decision and Order signed and entered on October 20, 2016. Facebook: Tiger’s Justice Team News posted the update August 4 “Plaintiff appeared through her attorney of …
In an extraordinary and desperate attempt to get her veterinary license back, Kristen Lindsey (KL), through her attorney Brian Bishop, has argued that Tiger’s owners tacitly consented to KL’s killing of Tiger with an arrow to the head. The phrase that the attorney used in his written argument is “apparently assented”. KL is challenging …
There is an open letter to Kristen Lindsey on the DVM 360.com website from more than 100 American veterinarians. It was originally signed in full by the participants but there was a backlash on social media. Now the letter is signed off with the veterinarian’s initials to protect their identity. The backlash no doubt …
I am putting two and two together and probably getting five but I can’t resist speculating that Kristen Lindsey, the notorious veterinarian cat killer (with a bow and arrow), was inebriated when she killed Tiger and proudly but misguidedly posted a photograph of herself and the dead or dying cat on Facebook. When you …
Kristen Lindsey, the Texas veterinarian who lost her license to practice following the very public trial after bragging about killing a cat named Tiger with a bow and arrow on April 15, 2015, has been sentenced by the state of Texas for her DWI case. It won’t be an easy summer for Kristen, to …
NOTE: Original title stated Lindsey was ordered to pay court costs. The court has only “requested” that all court costs be taxed and adjudged against Lindsey for which it may be justly entitled. According to a December 8 post by Tiger’s Justice Team News, the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners has denied Kristen …
On November 11, 2016, the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) sent a letter to Austin County District Attorney Travis J. Koehn to reopen the animal cruelty case against Lindsey based on new evidence uncovered during the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiner’s hearings. They made their intentions public on their Facebook community page back …
