Pictured is Justice after recovery and in his new home.A criminal complaint has been filed in the Justice Court of Pahrump Township against the organization F.L.O.C.K. (For the Love of Cats and Kittens)., its directors, officers, employees and volunteers by Nye County District Attorney Robert S. Beckett.
Animal control officer Tim McCarty signed the complaint which alleges 17 different acts of neglect against 17 cats at the facility at 2171 East Bond and the specific neglect each of them allegedly suffered there. In addition, an 18th count alleges that the defendant did willfully and unlawfully instigate, engage in, or "in any further an act of cruelty to animals, identified as three hundred cats, by confining said Cats within an unsanitary environment at 2171 East Bond Street."
The cats listed in the case are as follows:
GEOFFREY (aka Jeffrey) -- failure to provide proper medical care and food
CAPTAIN -- failure to provide medical care
SHADOW -- failure to provide proper food and drink
MITZI -- failure to provide proper medical care and food
MONA -- failure to provide proper medical care and food
LOLLIPOP -- failure to provide proper medical care and food
FONZIE -- failure to provide proper medical care
LUXOR -- failure to provide proper medical care and water
PUMPKIN -- failure to proved proper medical care and water
SASSY -- failure to provide proper food and drink
TROOPER -- failure to provide proper medical care and water
JEWEL -- failure to provide proper medical care
CHA CHI -- failure to provide proper medical care and food
JUSTICE -- failure to provide proper medical care
MUNCHKIN 2 -- failure to provide proper medical care
COVER GIRL -- failure to provide proper medical care, food and water
PICKLES -- failure to provide proper medical care
Justice in his intake photo last summer, after his bloody, infected eye was removed.