Boy who flung cat off 22nd floor completed rehab programme; issued stern warning


The boy was caught on CCTV flinging the cat off the 22nd level of Block 186 in Boon Lay in December 2022. - SCREENFRAB FROM FELINE/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The 10-year-old boy who flung an old community cat off the 22nd floor of a Housing Board flat in Boon Lay in December 2022 has completed a month-long guidance programme in June, and was issued a stern warning by the Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS).

This was revealed on Friday (July 28) at an online press conference held by the National Parks Board, which AVS is part of.

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