Cat left to die on suburban street
I AM very annoyed with drivers around Toowoomba when they hit an animal on the road and continue driving as if it does not matter
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I AM very annoyed with drivers around Toowoomba when they hit an animal on the road and continue driving as if it does not matter; it's not my pet or it's not my child's pet.
My ginger cat was hit on Tor St between Swallow St and Clearview St and left to die on Tuesday night.
I found her as I was calling her for dinner and to lock her in for the night.
I ask every driver to be a little more observant and considerate of other person's animals and think if the animal was a child's pet will you be there to tell the child the you hit and killed their pet.
JOHN TURLEY, Wilsonton
Originally published as Cat left to die on suburban street
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