It is tiresome. Everyday we read on the internet about a cat hoarder who, through their mental disability, have been abusive towards their cats despite being convinced that they are doing some good. I say that cat hoarders would have … Continue reading →
They are becoming infamous. They are infamous. They are serial cat hoarders. Their Facebook followers defend their actions and say that they are true cat lovers. The probably believe that they are. The police see them as cat hoarders with … Continue reading →
A case of cat hoarding is breaking in Iredell County, North Carolina, where 90 cats were rescued from a home in Mooresville. Sadly, every cage at Iredell County Animal Shelter in Statesville is full as workers try to save the … Continue reading →
By Michelle People generally agree that cat hoarders suffer from a mental health problem. It is often a relatively minor mental health problem but ultimately it comes down to a health issue. Although this is not always the case. Sometimes … Continue reading →
When reading about cat hoarders, I have noticed that quite often they live in mobile homes. These are cheap homes. This indicates that cat hoarders tend to be poor people or am I being unfair? If I’m correct in saying … Continue reading →
This is a discussion topic. Should this cat hoarder be helped to run her impromptu cat shelter or should she be ostracised and convicted of animal cruelty? The same question could in fairness be asked about a number of people … Continue reading →
Following a tip-off from a concerned neighbor, the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescued 122 cats from a home in Monroe County, Pennsylvania. Sgt. Nicole Wilson said Henryville cat owner Hollie Ingram kept her cats living … Continue reading →
Perhaps it goes without saying that cat hoarding is a symptom of an illness or more accurately a symptom of an inability to cope rather than a specified medical condition or illness. The statement that I’ve made is quite clear-cut … Continue reading →
Since there are so many case of cat hoarders making the news these days, I’d like to address what happens to the cats, as well as the hoarder, once the authorities get involved. A lot of people believe that just … Continue reading →
After a cat hoarder has been charged under any relevant criminal laws and been ordered to vacate the property under a court injunction, the hoarder should be ordered to pay for the clean up of their homes and for any disruption … Continue reading →
