Mumbai: Police have registered an offence against an unknown person after six cats were brutally killed near Shani Mandir in Govandi early on Monday.
A 53-year-old woman who had been feeding and caring for stray cats for the past five to six years, filed a complaint under Prevention of Cruelty to Life Act and Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. She found two dead cats, including a kitten, near the temple around 10 am on Sept 5, according to the complaint filed by Rubina Abdul Malik Pathan. Pathan said four other cats were brutally killed in the same area on Sept 3, and she had photographed them as well.
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