A Bold Contrast In Character
Two competing stories via the Daily News this morning.
Seventeen year-old Cheyenne Terry of the Bronx taunts animal rights activistswith obscenities for all the wrong reasons. She and an even younger girl are facing jail time after placing a former friend's tiny kitten in an oven, killing it. They left the apartment to avoid the animal's cries. Meanwhile, NYC firemen temporarily adopt four Pit Bulls who apparently like to ride in firetrucks (illustrated) after extinguishing a blaze in their owner's apartment.
A heartless kitty killer hissed angrily at animal rights activists Wednesday, grinning widely as she took credit for stuffing the helpless pet into a 500-degree oven.
"It's dead, bitch!" snapped an unrepentant Cheyenne Cherry, sticking her tongue out after a plea bargain that will put her behind bars for a year in the May 6 killing of tiny Tiger Lily.
Cherry, 17, was confronted after her guilty plea in Bronx Supreme Court to charges of animal cruelty and attempted burglary in the May 6 killing at her former roommate's apartment. ###
--- Four frightened pit bulls found refuge in a fire truck early Saturday after a blaze broke out in their Chinatown apartment, officials said.
The well-behaved animals felt so at home inside the truck it took first responders to the fire at 147 Elizabeth St. 30 minutes to coax them out.
One dog sat in the driver's seat and others hung out in the storage compartments on the side of the truck.

