Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after a kitten was rushed to an emergency vet for head trauma on July 10th.According to an affidavit, Robert Clem, 7
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after a kitten was rushed to an emergency vet for head trauma on July 10th.
Troopers arrived to the 14,000 block of Mercersburg Road in Franklin County just after midnight where Clem's girlfriend relayed to police that he had kicked her kitten after becoming upset with it, saying "Get the f*** out of my way." The kitten was quickly rushed to an emergency vet, where a veterinarian told officials that the kitten had suffered head trauma as a result of the strike.
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