Kittens dumped in zipped-up Aldi bag and left to die in Scots car park as hunt sparked for cruel owners

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kittens were found in a zipped-up Aldi cool bag and left to die in a vet car park. The trio of nine-week-old cats were discovered abandoned outside St Clair Veterinary Group in Kirkcaldy at 3am on Friday, August 13.

One kitten was sadly found dead inside the supermarket bag, while another was hypothermic and had to be put to sleep. The third kitten survived but is severely dehydrated, underweight and flea-ridden and is currently receiving care from vets.After the discovery, the Scottish SPCA were alerted and are appealing for information on the incident.The animal charity say the kittens were found zipped up in the Aldi cool bag - which are designed to keep food and drinks at a low temperature.The SSPCA said: "We are urgently appealing for.

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