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MAA Offers RM3K Reward For Identifying Cat Slaughter Suspect In Klang

Killing cats for food goes against Malaysian cultural norms and should not be normalised.
A disturbing video recently received by the Malaysian Animal Association has sparked widespread concern and prompted calls for action within the community.

The footage depicts a man believed to be of Myanmar nationality slaughtering a cat, communicating in Malay with a foreign accent.

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RM3K reward for identifying cat slaughter

Cat slaughter in batu belah, klang, 2024 june
Photo via Fb/ Malaysian Animal Association

According to sources, the suspect is thought to be employed at a snack shop near Pasar Borong Klang in Selangor, residing in the Batu Belah area of Klang, Selangor.

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The Malaysian Animal Association has issued a plea to the public—urging friends, family, neighbours, and anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward with any pertinent information.

Cat slaughter in batu belah, klang, 2024 june
Photo via Fb/ Malaysian Animal Association

They have provided a dedicated contact number (www.wasap.my/+60146345464) for individuals to share details that could assist in filing an official report with authorities.

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This collaborative effort aims to ensure that a thorough investigation is conducted into the recent events, which have raised significant ethical and legal concerns within Malaysia.

Killing of cats for food is not aligned with cultural norms in Malaysian society

Central to the investigation is determining both the method and the intent behind the cat’s killing—whether it was for consumption or other purposes.

Such acts, particularly if proven to be for the sake of social media content, are not only alarming but also require swift and decisive action from law enforcement and judicial authorities.

Cat slaughter in batu belah, klang, 2024 june
Photo via Fb/ Malaysian Animal Association

In response to this incident, the Malaysian Animal Association emphasises that the killing of cats for food is not aligned with cultural norms in Malaysian society and should not be normalised.

They underscore the importance of upholding moral standards and the legal protection of animals, advocating for accountability and justice in cases involving cruelty to animals.

To encourage cooperation from potential witnesses, a reward of RM3,000.00 is being offered for information leading to the apprehension, conviction, and sentencing of the perpetrator.

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This initiative seeks to mobilise public support and reinforce the seriousness with which such offenses are regarded by both the community and the legal system.

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