Imagine getting up to this scene of cat hoarding Armageddon every morning? It is a complete loss of control over one’s living space because no doubt a lot of the cats were not spayed or neutered and so they were … please continue reading
Please share: 14 cats needing pledges rescue as a result of a woman hoarding 90 cats in one home in North Carolina, USA. This is a call for help on Facebook for pledges to donate to help these rescue cats. … please continue reading
The case of the 82-year-old (originally reported as 81) cat hoarder in NC has turned into a living hell for rescuers. What the readers here can do to help is to get in touch with anyone who can offer the … please continue reading
Posted December 30, 2018 by Rae Bitner Introduction by Elisa: I found this story as I was checking the various groups and thought it was one that needed to be told. This is as it should be. Helping people, one … please continue reading
Mattydale is a hamlet in Onondaga County, New York, United States. A Ragdoll cat breeder in or near Mattydale, NY become overwhelmed and the local authority stepped in to rescue the cats. The SPCA will be opening up open adoption … please continue reading
This is the story of Mitch and Pamela who made a recent appearance on the Dr. Phil show. I wanted to write on it because this woman and her love of her 15 cats is WAY over the top. The … please continue reading
According to a report on October 2 from Fox8 News, an Ohio man began yelling that he wants his story told as large trucks showed up at his Seven Hills home to remove more than 100 cats. Dennis Glendenning, 75, has … please continue reading
We need to focus for a while on the perpetrators of cat hoarding as well as the victims. My primary focus is on the cats because I am interested in cat welfare. However, almost daily we encounter a story of … please continue reading
A woman with 40 cats is being assisted by animal services which is a better way to deal with this situation than to confiscate the cats. please continue reading
Is it illegal to have too many cats? The answer can be found by telephoning your local authority and if there is no limit ask yourself what your personal limit is using the welfare of cats as a guide. please continue reading
