"Nearly 100 cats were rescued by the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on Friday from a hoarding situation in a small Rhode Island apartment, said the shelter. The RISPCA rescued 97 cats from a hoarding situation in an apartment in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, the organization said in a social media post. The cats were living in a 1200-square-foot apartment, and the owner of the apartment asked for the shelter's help, said the RISPCA."
""This is our largest hoarding case in years. Every single cage is full," the organization wrote on Instagram. According to the Instagram post, some of the female cats are pregnant and will likely give birth soon. "Thankfully, most of them are in good shape and well fed," the RISPCA said. Due to the hoarding situation, some of the cats have "nasty colds" and are being treated for their illnesses, the shelter said."
On Friday the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescued 97 cats from a 1200-square-foot apartment in Woonsocket after the owner requested help. The organization described the incident as its largest hoarding case in years, with every cage full. Some female cats are pregnant and likely to give birth soon. Most cats are in good condition and well fed, but several have "nasty colds" and are receiving medical treatment. Many cats are undersocialized and will require time for veterinary care and behavioral assessments before adoption. The shelter is requesting supplies and monetary donations via its wishlist, Venmo, and PayPal.
Read at Boston.com
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