Singapore parks board investigating another brutal cat death – this time in Punggol


Due to the extent of the cat's injuries, animal welfare society Luni Singapore said it suspects a case of deliberate abuse. - LUNI SINGAPORE/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: A case of suspected cruelty towards a stray cat in Punggol is being investigated by the National Parks Board (NParks), following the violent death of another feline last week.

NParks confirmed on May 13 that it was alerted to an injured cat found in a carpark near Block 326B Sumang Walk in Punggol and is looking into the matter.

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