Cat owner, others in poisoning scene face cruelty charges

The owner of the cat and other individuals involved in the production of a Thai period drama will be held responsible for pet violence following the conclusion of the Department of Livestock Development’s investigation into the use of a sedated kitten.

The black kitten, named Samli, appeared in a field during the making of” The Empress of Ayodhaya”, or Mae Yuhua. The cat had seizures and cried when “dying” in a scene from event five where she was forced to consume a solution from a holder. What precisely had been done to the cat was the subject of concerns and worries over its safety. &nbsp,

User of the cat, Somchuan Ratanamungklanon, told the investigation board on Tuesday that he had many years of experience handling and caring for animals for TV, film, and television productions. &nbsp,

To create Samli act like he had consumed hazardous water, the landlord said, he injected the cat with a stimulant. He had used an anesthetic that a veterinarian may apply to patients before preparing them for surgery. &nbsp,

On September 4, the incident took place on the collection of the Samut Prakan province’s Ancient City, or Muang Boran. &nbsp, &nbsp,

According to Mr. Somchuan, he had instructed the Division of Animal Welfare and Veterinary Services to report a policeman grievance against those who violate Sections 20 and 22 of the 2014 Cruelty Prevention and Welfare of Animal Act. &nbsp,

No one can violate any provision of Section 20 that would otherwise be considered to be performing an act of cruelty to an bird without explanation. According to Section 22, an pet owner must give their pet with proper care in accordance with the laws, procedures, and requirements set forth by the Minister.

Someone found to have violated Section 20 will face a maximum sentence of two years in prison and/or a fine of up to 40, 000 baht. A fine of up to 40 000 ringgit did beimposed on those who violate Section 22. &nbsp,

Samli was thoroughly examined by a veterinarian, who found no irregularities. According to Mr. Somchuan, AI technology was used to make sure the animal being examined was the same as it was in the contentious theatre scene.