Medievalists.net has an article titled Why Cats were Hated in Medieval Europe that I liked. It references Irina Metzler’s article Heretical Cats: Animal Symbolism in Religious Discourse which seems to be only available in German, and Joyce Salisbury’s The Beast Within: Animals in the Middle Ages which is available in English as an ebook.
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Medievalisterrant chimes in with a post on Cats as pets in the Middle Ages.
Your ink-footed cat may well have been tried for impiety or for destruction of property. Medieval people used to put animals on trial all the time.