On New Year’s Day, a shocking and distressing incident unfolded under the A737 flyover on Blackstoun Road in Paisley.
A member of the public stumbled upon a disheartening scene: ten cats abandoned and left to fend for themselves. The discovery, which occurred around lunchtime, has sparked an urgent appeal for information to identify those responsible for this heartless abandonment.
Scottish SPCA Inspector Isla Bell expressed deep concern for the well-being of these helpless cats. All of them are of Persian cross and ragdoll cross breeds, with varying ages. The cats were found confined in two pet carriers, providing them with minimal space for movement. This cramped condition not only subjected them to discomfort but also posed potential risks, including suffocation.
Inspector Bell further revealed that none of the cats had microchips or wore collars, which has made it exceptionally challenging to trace their owners. The well-being and care of these cats have now become the responsibility of one of the Scottish SPCA’s dedicated animal rescue and rehoming centers. Here, they are receiving the necessary treatment and attention they deserve.
In a heartfelt plea to the public, Inspector Bell urged anyone with information about the abandoned cats or those who recognize them to step forward and contact the confidential animal helpline at 03000 999 999. The Scottish SPCA is dedicated to ensuring the welfare of these innocent animals and is actively seeking cooperation from the community to shed light on the circumstances that led to their abandonment.
Concerned individuals who may have information about these cats or any other animal welfare concerns are strongly encouraged to reach out to the confidential animal helpline at 03000 999 999. Every piece of information could be crucial in bringing those responsible to justice and ensuring that these cats find the loving and caring homes they deserve.
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