Serial cat killer ‘behind spate of gruesome cat deaths’
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Bryant with a photograph of his cat Amber at the site where she was
found in Croydon, south London (Picture: Tony Kershaw/SWNS.com)
A vet who performed postmortems on mutilated cats said a human is responsible for the gruesome deaths.
The cats that were found decapitated or with missing limbs were killed and then dismembered using a knife-like instrument.
The vet, who wishes to remain anonymous, told the BBC the
pets were strangled and then taken off-site to be butchered, then the
bodies returned, which is why no trace of blood has been found at the
scene.
The ten cases of cats found in and around Croydon are being
investigated by the Metropolitan police, but the actual number of deaths
is believed to be as high as 50.
The RSPCA has been criticised by campaigners for failing to act after
reports of mutilated cats were coming in as far back as October.
Amber the cat was found in a wooded area opposite her Croydon home (Picture: SWNS.com)
The South Norwood Animal Rescue and Liberty (SNARL) centre was forced
to crowdfund for financial aid after being overwhelmed with reports of
dead animals.
Boudicca Rising and Tony Jenkins, who run the centre, claimed the
national branch of the RSPCA was still refusing to take their concerns
seriously.
Rising told BuzzFeed News that the RSPCA has continuously denied it.
We did meet with them once, but they never got back to us.
It’s not that he [the RSPCA contact] was unhelpful, more than he was
just bound up in all this bureaucracy. It is that bureaucracy that has
screwed us.
There was a lot of frustration around the way people were being
treated because these things had happened and they were not being
believed.
Ykiyo was also found dead (Picture: SWNS.com)
An RSPCA spokesman told BuzzFeed News the charity is investigating the reports and are awaiting results on the cause of deaths.
There is a dedicated team working closely with the police
and looking into all evidence given to us to see if there is deliberate
cruelty involved.
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