Animal Cruelty: Woman Finds 'Bludgeoned' Cat In Parkville Alley

PARKVILLE, MD — A Parkville woman found a cat that had been "bludgeoned to death" in a Hillendale alley, according to reports. Carolyn Carr said she wants justice after finding the cat around 11:45 a.m. Thursday in the alley between Linkside Drive and Morrislea Court, WBFF reports.

"I saw a brick in a paper bag next to the cat, and it was obvious that he or she had been bludgeoned to death," Carr said in a Facebook post, according to WBFF. "The brick was a scalloped landscaping edging, so it was much larger than a normal brick. There was brick debris crushed below the cat's head, and an indentation in his or her body where he or she had been smashed."

Carr said the cat's death was "absolutely" a premeditated murder. She spoke on Facebook of her toddler daughter's reaction to seeing the cat.

"As animal lovers and pet owners, my family is devastated by this disgusting act of animal cruelty... My toddler daughter was trying to talk with the cat, hoping that he or she would wake up," she said, WBFF reports.

WBFF reports Carr as saying she contacted the Baltimore County Police and Animal Control.

Anybody with information on the cat's death is asked to call police at 410-887-5310. There is a specialized animal cruelty unit which investigates crimes like this.

Also, anybody with information is invited to message Carr on Facebook.

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