Beo Crescent community cat allegedly tortured & murdered, caretaker appeals for witnesses

On September 17, a community cat named En En was discovered lifeless in the Beo Crescent neighborhood, where he had resided for eight years. The cat, described as handsome, quiet, gentle, and affectionate, had never harmed anyone. The case was brought to light by an individual named Charlotte Chang, who posted on the Sayang Our Community Cats Facebook group.

Chang alleged that En En's death was a result of murder, as his body was found with his eyes open and blood oozing from his mouth. Additionally, Chang claimed that the same individual who killed the cat had previously strangled the feline and broken its legs. Chang's account suggests that this is not the first case of cat deaths in the area, stating, "This is NOT THE FIRST CASE in this area!

Many cats have been killed here in the past! This is a pattern of cruelty!" According to Chang, someone had previously reported to the authorities about cat feeding taking place at level 10 of the block where En En was found. However, Chang denied this claim, stating that the feeders only feed the cats at the ground floor. She criticized those who complained about cat fighting sounds and called them cowards for bullying voiceless and defenseless animals.

Chang is currently seeking witnesses, particularly those living around Block 42 in Beo Crescent, to come forward with any evidence, including photos and videos from CCTVs and dashcams, to aid in the pursuit of justice. A police report has been filed, and Chang expressed her sorrow over En En's suffering, stating, "Rest in peace, our sweet En En.

We are so sorry you had to suffer like this. You were so loved. We will fight for justice for you and for all the cats killed before you."