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PSP investigates cat shooting in Columbia County

By Vivian Muniz,

4 days ago

PINE TWP., COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — State police are investigating an incident where a cat was shot and injured in Columbia County.

According to Pennsylvania State Police, at some point between August 29 and 30, a cat was found shot on Sunflower Lane in Pine Township, Columbia County.

The cat was taken to the animal hospital and is expected to survive. Police say the exact time and location of the incident is unclear.

Anyone with information is asked to contact PSP Bloomsburg and reference incident number PA 2024-1121300.

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hill Billy

3d ago

what the fuck is wrong with the media did they arrest Jerry the mouse for killing Tom there is no reason to kill the cat or any house animal

LARRY Ace

3d ago

WTF is wrong with society?? Shooting or killing 🤔 CATS??The cats didn't ask to be FERAL our FUCKING SOCIETY made them FERAL. Here's a question for SOCIETY what would you do if the roles were reversed & it was the dogs that were STRAY? Would they be shot or killed 🤔??

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