Video records suspicious throwing and injured cat with the name “Fäustlinge”: police

Rye Brook, NY – a man from Port Chester was arrested after his cruel actions were led to an animal in the West Chestian County, according to the police.

On Wednesday, SPCA Westchester announced that her human law enforcement agency (HLE) led by Ernest Lungaro arrested in a joint investigation by the Rye Brook Anthony Lopez police from Port Chester and accused him of the cruelty to animals.

The HLE unit of SPCA Westchester received a call in his confidential cruelty hotline via a young cat called threads that had been violently thrown by Lopez in a house in Rye Brook.

In a video, the cat was recorded, which was thrown twice over the front yard during a dispute and thrown over the front yard.

SPCA Westchester says that Fäustlings have received proper medical care from a veterinarian since then, including treatment for an injury that she has received on her head.

“The video with the abuse of this cat was very worrying,” said Shannon Laukhuf, CEO from Spca Westchester. “We are relieved that it is now safe and receives the care that it needs. The SPCA undertakes to prevent the abuse and neglect of animals when it occurs.”

If you observe or suspect that an animal is neglected or misused, you will be asked to call the SPCA hotline under number 914-941-7797.

The disturbing video of the incident can be viewed here: