The CEO of a multibillion-dollar sports-catering company is facing widespread criticism after he was caught on surveillance video repeatedly kicking his friend's dog, the Daily Mail reports.

The footage, which surfaced last week, is from an elevator camera in a Vancouver apartment building.

Des Hague is the CEO of Centerplate, a company that provides concessions for major arenas.

Centerplate reportedly fined Hague over the incident, according to ESPN. Hague is donating $100,000 to establish a foundation that will help animals in Vancouver and completing 1,000 hours of community service at an animal-protection agency.

Hague will also attend anger management counseling.

Centerplate released this statement about the incident:

Centerplate does not condone the mistreatment of animals by any of its employees. Mr. Hague has agreed to attend counseling to address his anger management issues and has publicly expressed he is deeply ashamed and remorseful for his behavior. He has apologized to everyone directly involved as well as to the company's clients and employees, and has pledged a significant, personal, multiyear financial commitment to help support the protection and safety of animals.

Hague released a statement of his own:

I am ashamed and deeply embarrassed a minor frustration with a friend's pet caused me to lose control of my emotional response. I would like to extend my apology to my family, company and clients, as I understand that this has also reflected negatively on them.

Fortune speculates that the scandal might hurt Centerplate's business. Sports fans who saw the video have been calling for Hague's firing with some saying they refuse to purchase food in arenas catered by Centerplate.

Watch the video below:

UPDATE: Centerplate's Board of Directors sent us this updated statement:

Centerplate’s Board of Directors recently convened a special meeting following the completion of an internal investigation and review of an incident involving animal cruelty by its CEO Des Hague.

We pride ourselves as individuals and as a company on how we treat others—both humans and animals. The company finds Mr. Hague’s personal behavior unacceptable and outside the bounds of our high standards and expectations of all of our staff. We do not condone nor can we overlook the mistreatment of animals and Mr. Hague’s personal misconduct.

Thus, upon internal review of the incident, and recognizing that Mr. Hague is truly ashamed of his actions and has expressed sincere remorse and shame for erratic behavior that is uncharacteristic of him we have decided to take the following immediate actions:

Mr. Hague will be given a written censure by the Board whereby he will be placed on indefinite probation stating that any further acts of misconduct would result in immediate termination.

As a condition of his continued employment with Centerplate, Mr. Hague will personally donate $100,000.00 USD which will be donated towards the establishment of the Sade Foundation in honor of the dog he mistreated in the elevator to help support the protection and safety of animals in the city of Vancouver where the incident occurred.

Further, we are requiring Mr. Hague to serve 1000 hours of community service in support of an organization that serves to protect the welfare and safety of animals.

Centerplate in no way condones the mistreatment of animals, and as a strong sign of our conviction, we the company will also contribute a portion of our sales to the Sade Foundation. Additionally, we will open this foundation to all Centerplate employees and the general public who want to support and contribute in the hope that meaningful change can come out of this tragic situation.

Mr. Hague still faces potential charges in Vancouver, where he is personally responsible for charges and fines in relation to the incident.