Cat tossed in trash can-good ending.

[catmandu]

I would have at least tossed a rock through her window, as they apparantly are not filing criminal charges:
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Barbara]

I read about it in the newspaper this morning. So good they could identify her.
I think she didn't lose her mind as you could really see how she looked around before she tossed Lola in the bin. It was all planned and I wonder what else she did in the past
I am very glad little Lola survived ok.
But what can you do with someone who says "It is only a cat"? How can she learn that there are things that are unacceptable - whether it is only a cat, a rat or a human.
However it will end- thanks to the internet she will ahve lost all her reputation. Forever.

[RICHARD]

I would have at least tossed a rock through her window, as they apparantly are not filing criminal charges:
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Me?, I'd aim for her head.

[katladyd]

Me?, I'd aim for her head.

I'm with you Richard. I do believe she will be looking over her shoulder for quite some time.

[davidpizzica]

I agree that this was a planned act. The only reason Ms. Bale should not go into the same trash bin is that I don't think she'd fit! I' ll find her a nice, big, DIRTY dumpster! However the bottom line here is that sweet Lola is alright and reunited with her loving family.

[moosmom]

No charges will be filed which REALLY chaps my @$$. I'm with Davidp. Find the dirtiest, scummiest dumpster around and lock her in it for 15 hours.

People suck.

[Catty1]

She is still being investigated by the RSPCA - but haven't found any updates as to what they are doing with her. I think a psych assessment is in order.


http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/unle...p-removed.html

Meanwhile, the cat's owners are asking hot-tempered animal lovers to remain calm. "Now that the police know who she is, I think people should leave it to them and the RSPCA and not take matters into their own hands," owner Stephanie Mann told the BBC. "Whatever she has done, I don't like her, but I don't want her to get hurt."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...eelie-bin.html

Surely the lesson of this dreadfully sad story is that in a civilised society, both these sets of feelings - those of the sadist and, in turn, those who want her severely punished - should be something people strive to suppress.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...#ixzz0xfRb4WNJ

[Medusa]

Just got off the phone w/my friend who lives in England. She said that the woman is getting death threats now.