Alleged pair for the killing of animals in Petland, Oklahoma (Photo: Fox News 29)
Several animals are allegedly killed at a pet store by a man and a woman who are wanted by authorities in Oklahoma.
According to an Oklahoma City police record that PEOPLE was able to access, on July 13, the two entered a Petland store in Oklahoma City where they were reportedly involved in the killing of animals, a parakeet, and a rabbit inside their cages.
The bunny had been strangled, the parakeet’s neck was shattered, and the two were poor victims of the killing of animals in Oklahoma
The killing of animals, according to the police, was caught on security cameras. Before leaving the store with the woman, it was also claimed that the man was observed snatching a hamster and a guinea pig.
The staff members looked around a nearby parking lot when they saw the guinea pig and hamster were missing from their enclosures.
Hamsters and Guinea pig were also victims of the killing of animals in Oklahoma
In line with the killing of animals, Police think the two stepped on the deceased hamster after it was discovered there.
The Guinea pig is still missing.
Police have identified the suspects involved in the killing of animals, but have not released their names.
Oklahoma City Animal Welfare, which is looking into the killing of animals, sent a statement to KOCO-TV that included the following: “Once the suspects have been captured, warrants issued, or charges filed, their names will be released publicly.”
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