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A CAT was allegedly beaten with a broomstick before being thrown from the 21st floor of a condominium in Kenanga Point, Kuala Lumpur, in an incident that has sparked outrage among animal lovers.
The incident, believed to have occurred at about 9.30 pm on Nov 2, drew public attention after CCTV footage and photographs of the cat were circulated on social media.
In a Facebook post, a woman identified as Lisa Kei said the cat, which she had raised since it was young, had died after being subjected to the alleged abuse.
She claimed the animal was beaten with a broomstick until it broke into three pieces before being thrown from the building.
“I hope my Facebook friends can help spread the word and lodge reports. It is heartbreaking that a cat I have cared for since it was young has lost its life in such a cruel manner,” she said.
Her post, shared in the Kucing/Anjing Jalanan & Bantuan Seluruh Malaysia Facebook group, included CCTV footage showing an individual in a building corridor, along with photographs of a white-and-grey cat believed to be the victim.
In response to questions from other Facebook users, Lisa identified the location as Kenanga Point, adding that the individual allegedly involved was not a resident of the condominium.
The allegations prompted angry reactions, with several users urging the authorities to investigate and take action against those responsible.
One user, Li Shian, called for more details of the incident to be made public to enable others to lodge complaints with the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS).
“Please provide the full details of the case, including the suspect’s name, residential unit, date, time, address and a summary of what happened, so more people can lodge reports with the DVS,” the user said.
Another user, Anamaisara Maisara, warned that the alleged perpetrator could repeat the act if no action was taken.
“Unless the person is caught, they will do the same thing again. It is better to lodge a report as soon as possible,” she said.
Meanwhile, Arif Fizi urged the authorities to take the allegations seriously, claiming that an earlier police report involving the poisoning of seven cats had gone unaddressed. – November 9, 2026
