RSPCA investigates ‘hideous’ cat killing in east London
The RSPCA has launched an investigation after the physique of a cat was discovered tied to a brick in a pond in east London.
The RSPCA was alerted to the incident on Monday (4 March) and Inspector Chris McGreal launched an investigation.
The physique of the cat – a ginger and white long-haired male – was discovered by a member of the general public within the pond at Eastbrookend Nation Park in Romford on Monday morning and brought to a neighborhood vet who contacted the RSPCA.
Inspector McGreal mentioned: “The cat was discovered with a rope round his neck which had been tied to a brick. It will seem that this poor cat was thrown into the pond intentionally and left to drown.
“This can be a stunning incident and the poor cat should have suffered hideously.”
The unneutered male cat is lower than a 12 months outdated and vets have been capable of find a microchip nevertheless it was not registered with any contact particulars.
Inspector McGreal has made enquiries within the native space and is now interesting to the general public to assist with the investigation.
He mentioned: “I’d be eager to listen to from anybody who might have CCTV within the native space, or anybody who noticed something suspicious close to the pond anytime between Sunday and Monday morning, when the physique was discovered.
“Anybody with info ought to contact our attraction line on 0300 123 8018, quoting incident quantity 1227177.”
