Ontario Woman Charged With Tossing Three Kittens From Moving Car

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 15 Dec, 2015 12:54 PM

HALDIMAND COUNTY, Ont. — A 31-year-old woman is facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly tossing kittens from the window of a moving car.

Ontario Provincial Police say the alleged incident took place on Saturday afternoon in Haldimand County.

They say the woman was witnessed throwing three kittens from the window of a moving vehicle.

Police searched the area and found two of the kittens, neither of whom were seriously hurt.

The third one was never found.

Nicole Morrow of Haldimand County is now facing three charges of cruelty to animals.

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