Chatsworth police are investigating an incident where a man allegedly shot dead his neighbour’s Labrador after the dog allegedly killed another neighbour’s cat. DailyNewsSA
According to neighbours, Quinn allegedly lunged over the fence and grabbed the cat, which was asleep on the fence. Children who own the cat saw this and screamed at Quinn. A neighbour thought the child was being attacked and allegedly fired a warning shot, which struck Quinn.
“Quinn did not go into the neighbour’s yard. My dog cannot jump up. He has a leg injury. What if the bullets had hit someone? There was no reason to shoot my dog. Quinn stumbled to my back door where he died,” Chetty said.
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