RSPCA looking to trace owners of abandoned Mossley cat

Monday, 5 June 2023 14:26

An elderly female cat was recently found 'tied up' in Mossley.

The discovery was made by a member of the public, who took her into Medivet Mossley's surgery where she is currently in the care of the vets.

A spokesperson for RSPCA's Tameside and Glossop branch said: "We were told when we phoned to get an update, that she really is not a well girl, she cannot weight bare, is listless and has a diminished appetite."

Medivet Mossley are hoping to locate her owners to make a decision regarding the best course of action for the 20-year-old feline, however they have sad that if they are unable to reach the owners they will 'act in her best interest'.

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RSPCA looking to trace owners of abandoned Mossley cat

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