ASPCA: Beaten cat recovered enough for adoption
The battered cat rescued after a man slammed him against a wall inside a Bed-Stuy Chinese restaurant has recovered enough to be put up for adoption, according to the ASPCA. Fulton the cat spent weeks
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May 11, 2016, 12:56 AM
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Updated 3,082 days ago
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The battered cat rescued after a man slammed him against a wall inside a Bed-Stuy Chinese restaurant has recovered enough to be put up for adoption, according to the ASPCA.
Fulton the cat spent weeks recovering.
The cat was allegedly attacked by 28-year-old Salah Zaid in a Fulton Street restaurant. Police arrested Zaid on animal cruelty charges.
Despite the charges, neighbors say there won't be a happy ending until Fulton finds a new home.
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