I find that story very confusing,
"The two-year-old, who has been named Pink, is said to be in good health. "We have no idea what the dye is or how long it will last. It is clearly not toxic but still unpleasant."
For whom? The cat's fine! Why are they holding it as an abused cat then?
"We are very keen to trace the person responsible for doing this to the cat and I would urge anyone with information, or who knows who she belongs to, to please call the RSPCA."
An American perhaps!? www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dyed+cat&aq=f or someone who saw this.
It shows signs of recently having lost it's collar, from the looks of it the owner probably had it in a bling one that appealed to a chav, but I'll bet the bish daren't reclaim it now they're apparently some sicko cat abuser.
*edit* it's a broken cat anyway as judging by the second picture down it has 'front bollocks syndrome'...
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