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This stray kitten was found in Noxubee County and was taken in by Jeanette Unruh. The vet issued a statement that reads: "The kittens upper eyelids has been removed causing irritation to the eyes. Upon examination it was determined that the eyelids had been physically removed most likely by a human using scissors. This has been determined as an act of criminal cruelty." ... This is a serial killer in the making, but Mississippi Farm Bureau does not think this should be a felony offense! Do you?