An animal charity is interesting for info after a kitten was discovered lifeless in a plastic bag on a avenue in London.
The RSPCA acquired phrase of the upsetting discovery on Armagh Road in Bow on February 3, at round 1.45pm.
The black and white kitten, in a black plastic bag, had been placed underneath a cardboard field.
The kitten was discovered by a passer-by who believes it might have been thrown from a shifting car.
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The RSPCA stated it has “little or no” to go on, and are urging the general public to contact them with info.
RSPCA Inspector Nicola Thomas will lead the investigation into the incident.
She stated: “This was an especially upsetting discovery for somebody to make.
“The poor kitten was cruelly disposed of.
“We don’t know the way he died, if he was placed within the bag earlier than or after dying, or how he ended up on this location.
“The person who discovered him believes he might have been thrown from a shifting automobile.
“He had blood seen on his face and leg.
“He was scanned for a microchip however none was discovered.
Ms Thomas added: “Sadly we have now little or no to go on to seek out out what occurred to this poor kitten.
“If anybody has any info – maybe somebody within the space had a black and white kitten however not does – please do contact us.”
Anyone with info is ought to contact the RSPCA enchantment line, confidentially on 0300 123 8018, quoting incident quantity 01217832.
