County of Donau-Ries - Woman wanted to keep someone else's cat: Ad
A woman from Donauwörth ( Donau-Ries district) allegedly let a strange cat from the neighborhood into her apartment, but then never let it out again. Now she is facing charges of embezzlement, the police announced on Tuesday.
The 38-year-old owner of the cat had already been looking for him for several days and had put up missing persons notices when she saw him sitting in a window in the neighborhood. The woman then rang the doorbell, whereupon the 57-year-old resident released the cat only after some persuasion. As this had already happened a few days earlier, the woman has now been charged with embezzlement.
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- Despite the ongoing discussions about criminality in the neighborhood, the woman's unusual actions with the neighbor's cat have drawn attention to Donauwörth, located in the Swabian district of Donau-Ries, Bavaria.
- The local animal welfare organization has called for stricter regulations concerning pet ownership, citing this incident as a clear example of animal neglect in the area.
- Meanwhile, the police are investigating if the woman's actions were influenced by her connection to organized crime groups that dominate the region, which is known for its proximity to the Donauwörth wildlife reserve.
- In an unexpected twist, the 38-year-old cat owner, a renowned painter from Swabia, has decided to create an art installation displaying the incident, hoping to draw attention to animal rights and neighborhood unity.
- The Swabian district of Donau-Ries, home to Donauwörth and the Donau-Ries county, is known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community, offering work opportunities and schools for families and students.
- In a recent turn of events, a local woman has been seen affectionately caring for a stray cat in her apartment, sparking rumors that she might be the new cat owner in the Donau-Ries district.
Source: www.stern.de
