Panther Is Loved: Cat Memorial Filled With Flowers And Plushies From Singaporeans

Panther, a cat that died from being thrown from a highrise building, receives lots of love until the end. A memorial for the cat was held, and the Singaporean community filled the cat’s memorial with flowers and plushies.

It has been a week since Panther left the world. People are shocked and disturbed by the brutal move of a boy who threw the cat from the 22nd floor of the building. Police reported a statement from the boy, saying that his action came from the lack of love from his family.

Initially, the makeshift memorial for Panther only had a bouquet of flowers. Aside from that, there were also pictures of the cat, his cupboard bed, and a water bowl. The video shared by @ummycaty has been viewed more than 398,000 times.

People on TikTok came along to comment on the video, wishing Panther well.

Picture: @ummycaty (TikTok)

They also hoped there would be justice for the precious cat, Panther.

With the love from the Singaporeans, only after a few days, Panther’s makeshift memorial is now filled with flowers and plushies. People came and paid their respect to the cat.

Not just that, according to Mothership, a woman by the name of Janet CashCash Chin, made a miniature house for Panther. The house is placed at the centre of the cat’s makeshift memorial.

Picture: Mothership

We hope that there will be no more tragedy befalls any cat due to humans’ actions. Say no to animal cruelty.

Source: Mothership, @ummycaty (TikTok)

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