Child's heart-wrenching notes to drivers after pet cat killed

The notes have been dubbed "more powerful than a normal street sign". Credit: MEN Media

An unknown child has left heart-wrenching notes along a street in Greater Manchester begging motorists to drive carefully, after the family cat was killed by a car.

The notes, in a child's handwriting, say: "My cat got killed here. Please go slow animals crossing."

The notes appeared around Old Meadow Lane in Hale.

The display has been dubbed "more powerful than a normal street sign" by a former councillor in the area.

Neil Taylor said: "I spotted them as I was out and about earlier.

"There are about half a dozen of them tied to lampposts and things.

"It's obvious it's a child's handwriting so it really pulls at the heartstrings.

"For me it's more powerful than a normal street sign. A child saying directly that my cat has been killed here and please go slow."