A family say they have been left heartbroken and appalled after taking their severely injured 10 month old kitten to a PDSA Petaid Hospital. On Thursday, March 30, Matt Marshall and his wife took their kitten to the Nottingham PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, in Radford Road, New Basford, after she was hit by a car.
He claims that they were told they should have made an appointment before coming in and told to pay a £20 charge before anyone would look at their kitten, who was named Cass. Matt said: "My ten month old kitten was ran over and she subsequently died.
"We put her in a blanket and I had her arms, she was still alive but she was losing a lot of blood out of her nose and mouth. We took her to PDSA, got to the front desk, [where there were] the two receptionists. The first thing they did was ask me my postcode, my address, my name - bearing in mind I still had my kitten in my arms dying, and then after all the details were given they took my kitten to the back."
