Michael Scott, co-owner of Broadway Pigeon & Pet Supplies, is accused of kidnapping pigeons from public parks to sell for hunting. Activist Tina Piña claims that her flock was recently stolen, leading to protests outside the pet store. Pigeon trapping on public land is illegal in NYC, raising concerns about animal cruelty. Scott's brother disputes the allegations, stating they sell only unwanted pigeons from their inherited coop. The controversy ignites discussions about animal rights and the ethics of using live birds in hunting.
A longtime Brooklyn pet store owner is facing allegations of kidnapping pigeons for illegal sale, igniting controversy and protests among local pigeon activists.
Animal rights activist Tina Piña claims her flock was targeted by a man allegedly working for the pet store, prompting organized rallies and widespread concern.
Despite the accusations, the pet store co-owner's brother asserts they have never captured pigeons illegally, claiming instead to sell unwanted birds from their inherited coop.
Pigeon trapping on public property is illegal and regarded as animal abuse under NYC law, heightening the urgency of the allegations against the pet store.
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