Dang, digging up old threads are we? Well, nobody near where the kitten was left thrashing in the road knew who it belonged to, but one person told us where a vet was about 15 minutes back down the road, so we headed there. The office was closed. So we ended up deciding it might be best to put the poor thing out of its misery so we headed back to an EMS station we had passed to see if maybe they could pull something out of their kit to inject it with to put it down. They declined. At this point I was almost prepared to take my 4 pound hand sledge and crush it's skull, as painful as that would have been for me to do, it just wasn't well at all and was clearly suffering. There was a little flea market going on in the parking lot though, so I asked if anyone there could try and see that the poor creature was taken care of. One woman said she knew a vet and would take it to him shortly to see if anything could be done. So we left it with her and I can only hope it pulled through or expired quickly.
Brent