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Alinity is now under investigation by the Saskatoon SPCA for her viral cat-throwing video

She's also facing scrutiny from PETA.
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Popular streamer Natalia “Alinity” Mogollon has received a ton of public criticism following a video where she threw her cat on stream. And now, all of this attention has led to the Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals investigating the situation.

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“A formal cruelty complaint regarding this matter has been filed with our Animal Protection department and is currently under investigation,” the SPCA said. The response comes after someone tagged them in a video with Alinity throwing her cat. There was also another video that showed her spitting vodka into the feline’s mouth.

In a short span, the video has been liked and retweeted thousands of times, giving Alinity a ton of notoriety in the streaming community. She’s also facing scrutiny from PETA, who addressed the video on its Twitter account.

“Take a stand for cats & please remove Alinity from Twitch immediately,” PETA said. “She is using the platform to post animal abuse, which sends a dangerous message to anyone watching her videos. Cats are not props to abuse for more views.” Meanwhile, Alinity finally acknowledged the situation on social media.

“I understand the concern and I am sorry for my lapses in judgment,” Alinity said. “I shouldn’t have gotten frustrated with Milo, but I dropped him on the floor behind my chair. I’m not that strong. The Vodka thing was well over a year ago but it was also a stupid thing to do.”

Alinity also said that she understands why people reported her and that she’ll “comply with any authority” that wishes to investigate the situation further.


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