This April 7, 2013 photo provided by the SPCA of Westchester shows a 5-week-old kitten named Precious in her owner's apartment in Yonkers, N.Y., after the feline survived being thrown from a 3rd floor window of the apartment earlier that day during a domestic argument. Westchester County SPCA enforcement director Ernest Lungaro said the 1-pound female kitten suffered a mouth injury but no broken bones after apparently landing on all fours.(AP Photo/SPCA of Westchester, Ernest Lungaro) (The Associated Press)
YONKERS, N.Y. – A 5-week-old kitten named Precious has survived being tossed out a suburban New York third-floor window during a domestic argument.
Westchester County SPCA enforcement director Ernest Lungaro says the 1-pound female kitten suffered a mouth injury but no broken bones. He says the kitten apparently landed on all fours.
He says the kitten was thrown from the window in a Yonkers apartment building on Sunday and hit the sidewalk. At the time, the kitten's owner was having a dispute with her ex-boyfriend.
Lungaro says the man fled and a warrant has been issued for him, alleging assault and animal abuse.
Lungaro said Tuesday he has seen many instances of animal cruelty during domestic violence.
The fuzzy, white kitten with brown and black markings is now back with her owner.
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