The RSPCA is appealing for information after a family of ginger cats were left cruelly abandoned in a cat carrier next to the sewage works on West Mill Lane in Sherborne, Dorset.
A mother cat and two four-month old kittens were found by the roadside on a lane that leads up to Sherborne’s household recycling centre this week. A member of the public spotted them on their way to work on Wednesday (16 September) morning and immediately took them to … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is appealing for help to find the owner of a one-eyed black male cat after he was the victim of a nasty air gun attack in Bromsgrove last weekend.
The cat was found in the front garden of a property in the Broad Street area of Bromsgrove and was in such a bad state that he could no longer stand up or walk. The RSPCA were called and the black neutered male was rushed to a local vets … Continue reading…
RSPCA Cymru is appealing for information after a tabby cat died following a dog attack in Aberdare.
The cat, a two year old tabby called Autumn, was in her own front garden when a dog ran in and attacked her on 15 September at around 3pm.
The attack at North View Terrace happened for a couple of minutes and the sadly cat died shortly afterwards.
RSPCA inspector Gemma Cooper said: “This poor cat had a deep wound in her left … Continue reading…
THE RSPCA is appealing for information and warning pet owners to be cautious after several cats were believed to have been poisoned in Chepstow.
The incidents took place in the Valentine Lane area over the past few weeks.
RSPCA animal welfare officer Sian Burton said: “A member of public has been in touch with us as sadly their cat became ill on 1 September and was put to sleep on veterinary advice on 8 September due to the cat’s condition…. Continue reading…
The RSPCA and Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the rescue last week after a seven-month-old kitten got stuck at the top of a high tree.
We were called after Oreo, a white male cat, got into a lofty predicament in St Margaret’s Avenue in Luton on Tuesday, 8 September.
RSPCA animal welfare officer Kate Wright said: “Poor Oreo had been trapped up this super-high tree for more than 24 hours and was clearly very scared. I am … Continue reading…