Bart was critically injured in the jaw bone and cheekbones, and have lost one of his eyes. (Reuters/Tampa Bay Humane Society)
Cats "zombie" from Florida, USA, which is famous for its return from the dead, has now become a bone of contention.
The owner and the animal rights group Humane Society of Tampa Bay fighting over custody of the cat is black and white.
Cat named Bart it became popular in social media last month after he was alive even been declared dead by a car and was buried for five days.
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He should be brought back by the owner after the operations performed in the clinic Humane Society. In addition to the jaw and cheek bone fractures, Bart also lost one eye.
But Humane Society, which documented the healing process Bary in the blog, decided not to return the cat to its owner after investigating "an accident that eventually causes the cat to be buried."
The owner Bart, Ellis Hutson, filed a lawsuit earlier this week to ask the cat is returned.
In court documents, the Humane Society accused Hutson using Bart to raise funds.
Hutson also admitted to not be allowed to visit Bart during care and do not accept the development of the condition. But could not be contacted.
Humane Society reveals that legal action on his or her site and said it was reviewing legal options, while Bart was still in their hands.
The agency has received donations from around the world who help pay for the care of Bart, according to their blog.
In a blog post Humane Society, they say animal welfare investigators will evaluate Hutson home.
Party animal welfare check Hutson residence, according to Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center. A spokesman said officers found two dogs mixtures are in good health and there is no investigation about it.
(CNN Indonesia)
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