Animal killer Kayla Bourque moves from New Westminster to Surrey

The Ministry of Public Safety is notifying the public that a woman who has been convicted of killing animals is moving from New Westminster to Surrey.

Kayla Bourque, 28, was convicted in November 2012 of causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to animals, willfully and without lawful excuse, killing animals, and possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose.

She was only sentenced to two months in jail, but a judge imposed 46 conditions on her three-year probation.

In March 2013 she wasarrested for breaching the conditions of her probationsurrounding her use of the internet.

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Bourque was initially arrested under the Mental Health Act. A search of her residence turned up a blue nylon bag with a kitchen knife, a razor blade, three large garbage bags and a hypodermic needle; a mask was found nearby.

Police also found video clips showing her killing and hanging the family dog.

The former SFU criminology student has also admitted tofantasizing about shooting homeless people. Several psychologists who interviewed Bourque found she showed no remorse or insight into her crimes.

Bourque is 162 centimetres tall, and weighs 95 kilograms.