US EditionNo evidence of deliberate cruelty in Punggol cat’s death: NParks
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No evidence of deliberate cruelty in Punggol cat’s death: NParks
SINGAPORE: The National Parks Board (NParks) said on Saturday (17 May) that the injuries sustained by a male community cat in Punggol, which later died, were not clearly the result of a deliberate act of animal cruelty. This update comes days after NParks initially stated it was investigating the case as one of suspected animal cruelty. The cat, a male tabby named Shere Khan — also affectionately known as Papa Cat — was found injured near the l…
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