Date of the event:Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
State/Province:Schuylkill
Sale:Alleged
Claimed:Patrick Canfield
Case updates: 1 update (s) available
Schuylkill County, a man has been charged with cruelty to animals, after he reportedly a domestic cat with a crossbow lap.
State police on Schuylkill haven, said Patrick d. Canfield, 36, of Manheim Township South, Michigan, has been charged with shooting cat Amy Fisher L., 37, of 1763 Running Deer Drive, South Manheim Township. the incident took place between 8 and 22.: 00 on August 5, said troopers.
A man in Schuylkill County, has acknowledged that the cat of a neighbor with a cross-bow shooting and is now facing the test animal cruelty.
The owners of the cat, Oscar, believe law was done.
Tracie Lau supports the cat, and was wearing a sign that "Justice for Oscar" out of the Office of the judge of the District of masterful read. "I do not know how you could so something like that and consider yourself a healthy and rational person.It's just cruelty extraodinaire, "said Lau.
Patrick Canfield told a judge that he used a cross-bow shooting the cat after it was aggressive, urinating in his garden and eating are trash.
"Rage! it makes me really angry and for him so smug about it and try to justify shooting a cat eight pounds with a crossbow, for me there is nothing he can say to justify what he did," said Oscar van co-owner Paul Flecha.
"He would have asked that we Oscar to remove from their property. If there is a problem was all they had to do was to ask," said Oscar van co-owner Amy Fisher.
Oscar and his owners had their supporters during the hearing.
"I feel this was a horrible act and I think that right be done," said Marie Riegal of new Ringgold.
The case now goes to Schuylkill County Court judge. If the convicted Patrick Canfield time in prison and a fine may face.
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