A lady whose cat was dumped in landfill with out her data is on a mission to reunite deceased felines with their homeowners.
Natalie Bennett tracks down deceased and lacking cats utilizing social media, earlier than scanning them for a microchip and making contact with the animals’ homeowners.
Ms Bennett’s cat Trinity was discovered lifeless along with the A52 in Derby final 12 months, earlier than she was disposed of by council staff.
Though Ms Bennett mentioned Trinity had a microchip, Derby Metropolis Council mentioned they failed to search out one after they scanned her pet.
“She [Trinity] was thrown away like garbage and that was horrible and that was what harm probably the most,” Ms Bennett mentioned.
Derby Metropolis Council mentioned all home animals they gather are scanned for a microchip and deceased pets are actually saved for a month so homeowners could be notified.
Video journalist: Alex Thorp
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