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The RSPCA has launched a hunt to trace the owner of a cat which was dyed pink and thrown over a garden fence. The North Wiltshire branch of the society was alerted to the animal’s plight by a member of the public who saw a cat being thrown into their back garden in Wesley Street, Swindon, at 10.30pm on Saturday did not see the person responsible but called the RSPCA.

The naturally white female cat, aged between one and two years, is in good health and the fur
pattern around her neck suggests she wore a collar until recently. An RSPCA spokesman said it cannot rule out the possibility the cat is someone's missing pet which was dyed as "a sick prank". It is unknown how long the dye will stay on Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery, said: "We have no idea what the dye is or how long it will last. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the RSPCA cruelty and information line on 0300 1234 999.

Pink cat found dumped in a garden of Swindon, Wiltshire