Demand Maximum Penalty for Woman for Allegedly Strangling Cat

Target: Tony Golik, District Attorney of Clark County, Washington

Goal: Ensure the woman allegedly responsible for strangling a cat faces the maximum legal penalty and that animal cruelty laws are more strictly enforced to protect vulnerable pets.

In a disturbing incident in Vancouver, Washington, a woman was allegedly witnessed abusing a cat named Apollo at an apartment complex. According to reports, Amanda Nichole Blanco, 34, was seen strangling the cat in the lobby of the building, prompting concerned citizens to contact the Vancouver Police Department. Detectives from the department’s domestic violence unit were on-site for an unrelated call but were informed about the alleged animal abuse by the apartment manager.

Witnesses described the horrifying scene where Blanco allegedly held the cat by its neck, shook it violently, and squeezed its throat with both hands. The cat, Apollo, was rescued by authorities and is now safe at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington. While the cat survived the ordeal, the psychological and physical effects of such apparent abuse cannot be overstated. Blanco was arrested and faces charges of animal cruelty.

This petition demands that Clark County District Attorney Tony Golik pursue the maximum penalties available under the law. Such cruelty must not be tolerated, and swift legal action should be taken to protect other animals from similar harm. Call for stronger animal protection laws and to report and prevent such acts of cruelty in the future.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear DA Tony Golik,

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the recent incident in Vancouver involving a woman, Amanda Nichole Blanco, who was allegedly witnessed strangling a cat named Apollo in the lobby of an apartment complex. Such actions, if proven true, reflect a clear act of cruelty that demands immediate and decisive legal action.

Animal cruelty is an abhorrent crime, and it is crucial that the justice system sends a strong message that such behavior will not be tolerated. While Apollo is reportedly safe and under the care of a humane society, the mental and physical trauma reportedly inflicted upon the animal cannot be ignored. Witnesses have expressed their shock and distress at witnessing the event, and their swift action in reporting the incident highlights the need for community vigilance in addressing animal abuse.

I urge your office to pursue the maximum penalties available under the law against Ms. Blanco for her alleged actions. Additionally, I encourage the implementation of more stringent measures for monitoring and preventing such abuse, especially in cases where emotional support animals are involved, to ensure they are treated with the care and respect they deserve.

Thank you for your attention to this serious matter. I trust that your office will uphold the law and protect the welfare of animals in our community.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo credit: itschansy


2 Comments

  1. Alice Thomas says:

    You people are idiots. They’ve already reduced the charges after animal control stated that the video looked like a woman trying to control her cat. The rest is hearsay from a bunch of drama queens.

  2. Christina Shearer says:

    In my state animal cruelty is a felony and you can receive up to 10 years in prison and a hefty fine!

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