Police say a man in Chatsworth, Ont., allegedly killed his roommate’s cat by throwing it against a wall after it relieved itself on his sandals.
Ryan Flanagan, CTVNews.caAn Ontario man who allegedly killed his roommate’s cat is facing an animal cruelty charge.
Provincial police say it happened Friday night in Chatsworth, Ont., approximately 120 kilometres west of Barrie, Ont. According to police, the 21-year-old man decided to throw the cat against a wall after it urinated on his sandals.
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