Neighbor accused of burying cat in woman's garden
AP
BETHLEHEM, Pa. -A woman planting tomatoes in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley said she was shocked when the was turning over the soil in her garden to plant tomatoes and found cat paws sticking out. Patricia Lutz called police after making the discovery on Thursday at her home. A state trooper responded and dug up the rest of the cat.
A neighbor was charged with trespassing after acknowledging he buried the cat there May 30. He told The Morning Call of Allentown on Monday that he thought he had the right to bury his cat there because he'd been tending the plot for 19 years. The cat, named Patches, is now in a pet cemetery.
Lutz said she can't bring herself to plant tomatoes there, at least this year.
Okay, its official now, Pennsylvania does have the most savages per capita. When Muff bits the bullet I'm not sure how we are going to dispose of her but I don't think we're going to bury her in the neighbor's flower bed. Not like it would matter. It's a rent house that I suspect is involved in the sale of narcotics but I don't think anyone deserves a dead cat in their flower bed.
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