Kitten found in compost

(c) Aargauischer Tierschutzverein

A woman in canton Sankt Gallen rescued an eight-week-old kitten from a compost heap. Police believe it couldn’t have accidently ended up there - and have launched an investigation.

The woman in Boswil was emptying her compost in to a communal heap when she found the kitten.

She took it to a local animal shelter. Volunteers say the kitten is very underweight and was very dirty.

The shelter says it’s helping the police – and many people have offered to give the kitten a happy home.  

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