Gary Korkuc, a man in New York, to appear in court on Friday (17/12), to face charges of cruelty to animals act, after he tried to soak her cat so she could eat it.
Police found the cat in the trunk of a car being driven Korkuc, of Cheektowaga, New York, when they stopped the man because it broke through a stop sign last August, the Buffalo Police spokesman Michael DeGeorge. He fled to Maryland after his arrest, but was extradited to Buffalo on Thursday (16/12) late at night.
The cat was found in a mixture of liquid oil, pepper powder, salt and other materials, and Korkuc told police it was the preparation for the meal. Male cats that survived. After a few times a bath, clean the cat's body from the materials and the cat is in good condition, said Erie County SPCA spokeswoman Gina Browning.
Korkuc (52) appear in Buffalo City Court, where he faces charges of criminal violations for cruelty to animals and several other charges of traffic violations. Korkuc, which is scheduled to attend again in court on Wednesday (22/12) this week, is now detained in a local jail.
The cat was adopted shortly after the incident, said Browning. "We have a list of people who want to keep this cat," said the spokesman.
Police found the cat in the trunk of a car being driven Korkuc, of Cheektowaga, New York, when they stopped the man because it broke through a stop sign last August, the Buffalo Police spokesman Michael DeGeorge. He fled to Maryland after his arrest, but was extradited to Buffalo on Thursday (16/12) late at night.
The cat was found in a mixture of liquid oil, pepper powder, salt and other materials, and Korkuc told police it was the preparation for the meal. Male cats that survived. After a few times a bath, clean the cat's body from the materials and the cat is in good condition, said Erie County SPCA spokeswoman Gina Browning.
Korkuc (52) appear in Buffalo City Court, where he faces charges of criminal violations for cruelty to animals and several other charges of traffic violations. Korkuc, which is scheduled to attend again in court on Wednesday (22/12) this week, is now detained in a local jail.
The cat was adopted shortly after the incident, said Browning. "We have a list of people who want to keep this cat," said the spokesman.
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