Limerick animal welfare group treat cat who suffered 'horrific' burns

Over €4,000 in donations has been raised to go towards the cats medical bills.

Limerick animal welfare group treat cat who suffered 'horrific' burns
Mon, 09 Sep, 2019 - 13:53
David Raleigh

WARNING: Story contains graphic image

A cat which sustained horrific burns after it was scalded with boiling water is making a “good progress” in her recovery, after she was rescued by a Limerick animal welfare group.

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