MINNEAPOLIS - An animal welfare organization is searching for those responsible for shooting to death 15 cats among more than 30 that were abandoned in western Wisconsin.
Dunn County Humane Society said Wednesday that 33 cats were abandoned near a pile of cat food in the township of Spring Brook. Fifteen of the cats and kittens were shot and killed, the Star Tribune reported.
"This is such an act of cruelty that we need to do everything we can to find the person/people responsible," the humane society said in a statement.
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The organization is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in the incident.
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