Who poisoned our beloved Cassie?

Sir,
The ugly, wicked face of poisoned animals has shown itself again, this time Paleokastro Complex and Mead View Village in Pervolia, Larnaca.

This morning I went down with my dog, Cassie, to feed my friend’s four cats and as I went into their garden, I saw two of the cats lying dead by the pool. I picked up the cats, as the other two were waiting to be feed, 

As I went to the pool to pick up the cat, I heard my dog Cassie under the hedge in Paleokastro Complex crying in extreme agony. I realised what had happen, she must have picked up the poisoned herself.

Because this has happened before (18 months ago) I put lots l of water down her mouth, this substance causes a great deal of damage to the dog and a great deal of anxiety to poor Cassie.

I then phoned the vet at his home in Larnaca and I immediate rushed Cassie there. 
On behalf of my neighbours and myself, I would like to thank Costas Hadjefstathiou for his most professional and prompt action, without which we would not have Cassie with us now.
Please advise readers to be aware that these horrible, wicked people are spreading poison in Kiti and Pervolia area.

If anyone knows who they are, they should report it to the police, who are dealing with this case. I’ve also been informed that another two cats have died in the same place.  

Peter Holman,
Larnaca

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