Cruel cruelty to animals in Bad Bodenteich: kittens suffocated in jars!

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39-year-old man in Bad Bodenteich charged with serious animal cruelty: kitten suffocated and ban on keeping them was imposed.

39-jähriger Mann in Bad Bodenteich wegen schwerer Tierquälerei angeklagt: Kätzchen erstickt und Haltungsverbot verhängt.
39-year-old man in Bad Bodenteich charged with serious animal cruelty: kitten suffocated and ban on keeping them was imposed.

Cruel cruelty to animals in Bad Bodenteich: kittens suffocated in jars!

A shocking case of animal cruelty occurs in Bad Bodenteich, which not only shakes up the local community, but also attracts national attention. A 39-year-old man is accused of suffocating newborn kittens in jars. According to az-online.de, the district veterinary office has banned him from being kept and cared for, and the police have initiated an investigation into serious animal cruelty.

The atrocities came to light when the police and veterinary authorities took joint action in July. Residents reported the suspect's cruel fantasies that had been known for years. Neighbors knew about his extreme brutality towards small cats. During a search of the home, officers found several dead kittens that were stored in a sealed pickle jar. Another kitten, which suffered from significant deformities and infections, was fortunately saved by an attentive witness and received medical care at the Hanover Veterinary University. It was only five weeks old, as uelzener-nachrichten.com reports.

A shocking everyday life

The witness watched in horror as the suspicious man put newborn kittens in jars and left them to their fate. These cruel actions eventually led to the police being alerted. Volunteers from Katzen-Hilfe Uelzen e.V. also played a crucial role by informing the authorities and thus organizing quick help for the animals. The perpetrator then confessed his crimes to investigators.

Given the circumstances, it is hard to believe that the 39-year-old has now been banned from keeping cats while some of the previously confiscated adult cats live in his home. The local cat aid and animal aid Wolfsburg have already stepped in to care for the animals. However, an unneutered male cat could not be captured during the operation, making the situation even more difficult.

Legal consequences

Cruelty to animals is clearly defined and punishable in Germany according to the Animal Protection Act. According to Wikipedia, the violator can face up to three years in prison or fines if he tortures or kills dogs, cats or other animals without reasonable cause. This case also shows that the animal protection law has clear rules and such cruel acts cannot go unpunished.

The public is being made aware of these grievances with strong appeals. The large number of active animal protection organizations shows that the issue is highly sensitive and that society does not look away. A good hand in dealing with animals is still required and such tragedies should never happen again.