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🚨 CAT SHOT WITH AIRGUN AND LEFT WITH PELLETS LODGED IN BODY A cat may lose a leg after being shot with airgun pellets and left untreated in what the RSPCA has described as a “terrifying and very painful” act of cruelty in west London. The injured cat, named Ceaser, was discovered in Feltham after a concerned member of the public who had been feeding him noticed he was struggling and took him to a vet. X-rays later revealed two airgun pellets embedded deep inside his body — one lodged in his hip and another in his right front leg. Vets believe the injuries had been left untreated for a significant period of time, with bone already beginning to calcify around one of the pellets. The damage to Ceaser’s leg is now so severe that amputation is being considered because the pellet cannot safely be removed. Caeser is not microchipped and is currently recovering at the RSPCA’s Hillingdon Animal Clinic while investigators attempt to trace his owner and establish exactly what happened. RSPCA Animal Rescue Officer Sam Matthews said the attack would have caused “terrifying and very painful” suffering. “We know from the x-ray that poor Caesar has been targeted by someone shooting airgun pellets, and two have become lodged in his body. This will have been terrifying and very painful, and had he not been brought into vets then the injuries would have only worsened. “Airgun attacks on animals is such unnecessary cruelty, and we are really keen for anyone in the Feltham area with information about this incident to contact us so we can investigate further.” The charity has launched an appeal for information and is urging anyone who may know what happened to contact its inspectorate appeal line quoting reference number 01794183. The case comes amid growing concern over the scale of airgun attacks on animals across Britain. The RSPCA says it receives almost 1,000 calls every year linked to animals being targeted with air weapons. Cats and wildlife are among the most common victims, often found injured long after attacks have taken place. Many suffer catastrophic wounds, shattered bones or internal injuries before eventually being discovered. RSPCA figures released last year showed reported airgun attacks on cats across England and Wales rose by 30 per cent in a single year, increasing from 54 incidents to 70. London recorded the second-highest number of incidents involving animals attacked with airguns, catapults or crossbows between 2022 and 2024. The charity is continuing calls for tighter controls on air weapons, including mandatory safety training and stronger oversight around sales.

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