In December 2018, a video resurfaced that showed Oyarzo violently abusing his pet cat, named . The footage depicted him:

Public Incident Report regarding the video uploaded by YouTuber "Peluchin Entertainment" (Matías Ignacio Vera Oyarzún) depicting the killing of a cat.

The case of "Peluchin Entertainment" remains one of the most notorious examples of extreme animal cruelty on the internet. It involves a Chilean teenager, Matías Ignacio Vera Oyarzo

In late 2018, Chilean YouTuber Matías Ignacio Vera Oyarzún, known online as "Peluchin Entertainment," uploaded a video to his channel depicting extreme animal abuse. The video, which showed the user drowning his pet cat, triggered a massive international backlash, a police investigation in Chile, and widespread debate regarding YouTube's content moderation policies and consequences for off-platform or violent behavior.

The footage showed Matías picking the cat up by its tail, dropping it multiple times, kicking it, and stepping on it as it tried to escape.

Despite the international outcry, legal consequences were complicated by Matías's age and local laws at the time.

YouTube's handling of the situation was highly scrutinized.

Reports indicate the cat was later hospitalized with severe injuries, including a broken spine, and eventually died. Shortly after the cat's death, Oyarzo allegedly adopted two new kittens and posted another video where he threw one into a dirty toilet bowl while laughing. Online Backlash and Public Response

The Peluchin Entertainment case is often cited alongside other high-profile internet animal abuse cases—such as those featured in the Netflix documentary Don't F**k With Cats —as a catalyst for stricter digital platform monitoring and animal welfare laws.