On Thursday of last week, a Chattooga County deputy responded to a call on Third Street in Trion.  The complainant told the responding deputy that her neighbor had trapped, and then shot her cat.  When the deputy spoke with the neighbor, he admitted to trapping the cat, but said he only shot next to the cat and didn’t hit it.  The deputy was unable to find any bullet wound on the cat.  The complainant wanted the neighbor to pay for taking the cat to the veterinarian, but the neighbor said he would not.  The deputy advised the two to take their dispute to Chattooga County Magistrate Court.