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Was cutting hedge and everything great thinking to myself isn't life grand .Suddenly from nowhere that I know of a kitten appears in great distress so not being medically mind I went of went for help but on returning the poor kitten had expired .So what does one do .Put it in a bin liner so as the young children playing about would not see it and be distressed .what happened next ?have a guess
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well this is bin day so the neighbour say put it in the bin .Not my cat was not going to put it in mine or anyone else's bin .phoned the council ,nice lady said fire it in the bin .,I objected and said no way but she said no it's okay .When she realised it was not for the bin she said ok give us your post code I said why have you not got one of your own .,no so as we can send the environmental chap pies out to collect so they are coming out the marra
I'd take it to a local vet, the kitten could be chipped or being looked for.
How small a kitten was it? Old enough to be out on it's own and did it have a collar on and look like it was a family pet, rather than a stray?
I was hugely grateful in the past on two occasions when my cats got knocked down, one lady came looking for the owner, found me and brought her back to me, the other was taken to a vet, who phoned me after scanning for the microchip. Incredibly sad both times but I was so grateful to know and make arrangements myself. I'd have been frantic not knowing.
How small a kitten was it? Old enough to be out on it's own and did it have a collar on and look like it was a family pet, rather than a stray?
I was hugely grateful in the past on two occasions when my cats got knocked down, one lady came looking for the owner, found me and brought her back to me, the other was taken to a vet, who phoned me after scanning for the microchip. Incredibly sad both times but I was so grateful to know and make arrangements myself. I'd have been frantic not knowing.