Montreal, Canada – The Montreal SPCA has opened an animal cruelty investigation following the discovery of several deceased kittens with severe injuries. According to the organization, the dead kittens were found at two Châteauguay locations in October 2026.
Based on the injuries, the Montreal SPCA believes the kittens were likely victims of cruelty. The Investigations Division seeks help from the public to determine the circumstances surrounding the kittens’ deaths.
As part of this case, the Investigations Division is asking for the help of anyone who:
– Noticed anything unusual while in Joseph-Laberge Park on October 10 or 11, 2026, or on the trails near the intersection of Principale St. and Route 132 on October 23 or 24, 2026.
– Gave away or sold one or more kittens in recent weeks in Châteauguay or surrounding towns;
– Noticed one or more kittens had gone missing in these areas in recent weeks.
Anyone with information regarding the case or animals is asked to contact the SPCA’s Investigations Division (enquetes@spca.com or 1-855-711-7575 (24/7)), even if not a direct witness to the events. All information obtained will be treated confidentially.
The agency has stated that no further information about the case will be disclosed.
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