A woman in Shenyang abused cats, causing multiple deaths and injuries, sparking discussions about criminal charges and compensation.

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《English Translation》

刘娜: Did you see the news? A woman in Shenyang abused cats in a cat café—four died and two were seriously injured.
优子: What? That’s terrible! Why would she do that?
刘娜: She said she was scratched by a cat and was in a bad mood, but surveillance showed she attacked them on purpose.
优子: Will she be sentenced? In Japan, there are animal protection laws—this would definitely be a crime.
刘娜: China doesn’t have a specific anti-animal abuse law yet, but since the cats are the shop’s property, the loss is huge. It may count as intentional destruction of property.
优子: So can the shop ask for compensation?
刘娜: Of course. That includes the cats’ value, medical costs, and business losses.
优子: I think the law should be stricter so animals can truly be protected.