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Little Tich's JournalFreaky Giant Cat Also Has A Big Heart
Source: Kotaku Australia
This enormous fake cat might look creepy, but let’s not be so quick to judge. There’s a gentle soul under that nightmare fuel.
Earlier this year, Kotaku first reported that Kuroneko Yamato (Black Cat Yamato), a Japanese shipping service, set up a huge cat-faced billboard in Shibuya. Now, this fall, the company rolled out a full giant cat in Shinjuku.
Imagine walking along and seeing THIS:
Creepy!
According to Excite News, the cat is six meters long and over two meters tall. If you press the cat’s nose, it does this:
Read more: http://www.kotaku.com.au/2015/10/freaky-giant-cat-also-has-a-big-heart/
Veterinary Board Seeks To Revoke License For Texas Vet Who Killed Cat With Arrow
Source: Huffington Post Australia
Dr. Kristen Lindsey is appealing the decision.
The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners has made a decision about what to do with Kristen Lindsey, the veterinarian who bragged on Facebook about killing a cat with a bow and arrow: It wants to revoke Lindsey's license.
That decision has been a long time coming, and is of great relief to animal advocates, who have been clamoring for justice for the cat -- believed to be a pet named Tiger, who enjoyed riding around on his caretaker's tractor.
But it's not quite the end of the road. Lindsey is appealing.
"The board's decision was just and necessary to protect the welfare of animals," three members of a group called Tiger's Justice Team -- Jean Salyer, Betsy Anderson and Gisele Milsaps-Flanigan -- told The Huffington Post by email. "This is a great victory, but not the final victory. The process will take time."
Lindsey put up the gruesome Facebook post in April. (You can see it here.) She was fired from the Washington Animal Clinic in Brenham, Texas, soon thereafter. But a grand jury found "insufficient proof" to charge her with a crime.
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/kristen-lindsey-veterinary-license-revoked_560d75cfe4b0768127011879
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