Woman sues RSPCA and police over cat's death in foster care

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Sept, 18:02 · Archive

A woman is suing the RSPCA and police for £500,000 after her cat died in the charity's foster care.

Dr Katherine Theodotou is claiming £500,000 in compensation from the RSPCA and the Met Police. Her disabled cat, Rita, was seized in March following what she describes as a 'malicious report', and died while in RSPCA foster care.

How it is being reported

• RSPCA told to let 79-year-old woman see body of her disabled cat after it died in foster care following police raid to 'rescue it' - as she sues charity for £500,000Daily Mail · 29 Sept, 12:42
• Cat owner sues RSPCA and police for £500k in bid to see pet’s body one last timeThe Independent · 29 Sept, 09:01

In this story: Katherine Theodotou · RSPCA · Met Police · Rita

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