Apparently, in New Zealand it isn’t a crime to pickle kittens.
Does the willful ill-treatment law only apply for dogs?
Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Apparently, in New Zealand it isn’t a crime to pickle kittens.
Does the willful ill-treatment law only apply for dogs?
The kittens may already have been dead, whereas dragging a live dog behind his car causes the dog’s death.
I would’ve charged the canned-kitty thrower with asaulting a police officer, behaving in an offensive manner (what is that, like, breaching the peace?), destruction of public property, and anything else that could reasonably be brought.
Sort of reminds me of the anti-abortion fanatics’ behavior, what with the signs picturing aborted fetuses and the like.
That’s a good point. Pickled Roadkill would be a good plate lunch name at a roadside diner.
I’ll make sure to get it on the menu for you next
time you come.