A member of the general public then took the kitten to Medivet in Kentish Town where he was dealt with for his injuries.
They declared that they had actually rescued the kitten from an estate in Stoke Newington on May 16 after discovering a group of about 5 teens trying to drown him in a container.
A veterinarian who analyzed the kitten discovered that his injuries followed attempted drowning. The family pet has actually considering that been re-homed.
RSPCA Animal Rescue Officer (ARO) Nicola Thomas said: “It’s really worrying that this poor kitten appears to have actually gone through a traumatising experience.
“He’s considering that been dealt with by veterinarians and has actually the good news is completely recuperated.
“However, we wish to learn who put this kitten through this scary experience in order to stop it from occurring to another defenceless animal.
“Witnessing an act of cruelty versus an animal is a really upsetting and disturbing circumstance to discover yourself in and it can be tough to understand what to do.
“Our recommendations would be to make a psychological note of the area and time and a description of the individual if possible and report this to the RSPCA’s cruelty line on 0300 1234 999.
“The call taker will then have the ability to offer you even more recommendations and talk through the info they require.
“Any further advice would largely depend on the individual situation. If a rapid response is required contact the police on 999 who would normally be able to respond much more quickly.”
Nicola included that she was eager to discover any witnesses to the event and would likewise like to talk to anybody who might understand who the kitten – which was not microchipped – came from.
Anyone who believes they can help has actually been advised to call the RSPCA inspector appeal line on 0300 123 8018.
