She claimed it was feral but reports are that it was a missing cat owned by elderly couple down road. (It doesn't look feral to me)
She was rightfully fired. She makes Britt McHenry look like mother Theresa!
How stupid and heartless can you be.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/18/us/texas-veterinarian-facebook-cat-shot/index.html
it was just a cat.
her mistake was posting it to facebook.
Somebody send her this:
Whatever happened to trap neuter/spay return? They should have done that for the cat as well.
The AVMA should take Kristen Lindsey's license away for breaking the veterinary oath. Colorado State, where she graduated in 2012, sent a letter to their student body basically stating they don't support what she did.
No, her mistake was SHOOTING A CAT WITH AN ARROW!
Just a cat? I thought vets were supposed to love animals. What's next, a horse?
This is outrageous and despicable. Unreal.
cat owner wrote:
This is outrageous and despicable. Unreal.
First world problems. Get a grip.
It's more than just a cat. Some sources are stating the cat was a pet and owned by an elderly couple, and killing someones pet (unless it is in the act of killing your livestock) may be a felony with a 10,000 fine and 2 years in jail under Texas law. It's a good thing she admitted to killing the cat on Facebook, so there is a direct link between her and the animal cruelty. Kinda doubt she owns any livestock that a cat would be capable of killing.
If it was a feral cat, then job well done.
friend of songbirds wrote:
If it was a feral cat, then job well done.
Birds are supposed to be able to dodge predators to be worthy of survival.
She is from Texas, par for the course.
friend of songbirds wrote:
If it was a feral cat, then job well done.
Sounds like it wasn't a feral cat.
dog owner wrote:
cat owner wrote:This is outrageous and despicable. Unreal.
First world problems. Get a grip.
We live in the first world.
She looks hawt.
Social media showing how dispicible people can be.
Social media feeding despicable people their daily dose of outrage
"Something bad happened somewhere... GRRRRRRRRRR...."
she is done wrote:
Social media showing how dispicible people can be.
Is clearing up the streets so that liberal scum like you can walk there and feel good "dispicible"?
Can one not point out someone's despicable behavior and not be outraged at the same time?
"Oh, lookie here. Another piece of human debris. Next..."
friend of songbirds wrote:
If it was a feral cat, then job well done.
Yes, well done indeed.
Ms Lindsey wrote:
It's more than just a cat. Some sources are stating the cat was a pet and owned by an elderly couple, and killing someones pet (unless it is in the act of killing your livestock) may be a felony with a 10,000 fine and 2 years in jail under Texas law. It's a good thing she admitted to killing the cat on Facebook, so there is a direct link between her and the animal cruelty. Kinda doubt she owns any livestock that a cat would be capable of killing.
That is total nonsense.
This was a feral cat out roaming around and not owned by anyone.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Social media feeding despicable people their daily dose of outrage
"Something bad happened somewhere... GRRRRRRRRRR...."
Hahahaaaaaaa.... exactly.
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these