After pouring kerosene, lighting a backpack containing a cat, the man got into the car and left; The poor cat tries to get out and "calls for help".
By the evening of October 30, the cat Dilo was in a critical condition and was treated at the veterinary clinic. Before that, around 10:18 pm on October 27, a man poured kerosene and set fire to a backpack containing a cat. After causing the fire, the perpetrator quickly got into the car and left the scene.
The whole incident was discovered after the video extracted from the security camera of the people in the area provided to the Hanoi Cat and Dog Rescue Station.
The cat in the burning backpack struggled, trying to escape the fire and ran straight into an open house nearby.
Discovering that the strange cat was burned, the owner helped put out the fire, wiped off the oil on the body, stabilized the cat's psyche, and then called the rescue station.
This person said when he arrived at the scene, the fire was still burning. Neighbors joined hands to help put out the fire.
The Hanoi cat and dog rescue station, which received the case's support, said that the cat's long coat was scorched and still slick with oil, so it was shaved off by the doctor. The most severe burns are 2 ears and 4 feet.
“This is a cat with straight ears. After the fire, the baby's ears fell back due to large swelling and heavy pus. In addition, every time Dilo sat for a while, Dilo moved to change positions due to painful peeling of his feet", a representative of the rescue station shared with Zing.
In addition to the physical damage, the cat also suffered psychological trauma. Doctors have to feed porridge and support fluids throughout the past few days.
After the incident, the cat's owner contacted and asked to get the pet back. According to the girl, the baby, named Dilo, is a common pet between her and her boyfriend. Due to a love affair, her boyfriend had an act of burning the cat alive.
Currently, the rescue station refuses the girl's wish to ensure the cat's safety and avoid future troubles.
Zing has contacted her boyfriend but has not received a response.
The rescue station said that in the near future, if the cat's health condition improves, they will find a new caregiver for the baby.
At the same time, the rescue station recorded a social network account with signs of fraud, taking advantage of the incident for profit.
Enlisting the sympathy of the online community, this woman posted an article with her personal bank account number calling for donations for the burned cat. The rescue station has denied any involvement with this person.
