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West ham defender Kurt Zouma banned from keeping cats for five years, ordered to do community service

Kurt Zouma has been banned from keeping cats for five years and must do 180 hours of community service for kicking and slapping his cat. Zouma pleaded guilty to two offences under the Animal Welfare Act in late May. Ad/> At an earlier hearing, Thames Magistrates’ Court were told about distressing footage from February 6 of Zouma kicking his cat across the kitchen, before throwing a pair of shoes at it and slapping it on the head.

Kurt Zouma given community service over shocking Snapchat cat attack video

Premier League footballer Kurt Zouma has received an order to carry out 180 hours of community service after a video emerged on Snapchat where he kicked and slapped his pet cat.

Premier League Footballer Sentenced To 180 Hours Of Community Service For Kicking, Slapping Pet Cat

West Ham defender Kurt Zouma was on Wednesday ordered to carry out 180 hours of community service after he admitted kicking and slapping his pet cat. A judge at Thames Magistrates Court in east London also banned the 27-year-old France international from keeping cats for five years. Zouma triggered international outrage after a video of him emerged in February volleying the pet across his kitchen before throwing a pair of shoes at it. He was seen slapping the Bengal cat's head and saying: "I'll swear I'll kill it."

West Ham's Kurt Zouma handed community service for cat cruelty

West Ham defender Kurt Zouma was on Wednesday ordered to carry out 180 hours of community service after he admitted kicking and slapping his pet cat. A judge at Thames Magistrates Court in east London also banned the 27-year-old France international from keeping cats for five years.