Cats removed from hoarding situation in Winsted will eventually be put up for adoption
Officials say the more than 150 cats that were removed from a local home have been placed with local animal rescue groups.
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Jun 30, 2022, 2:16 AM
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Updated 689 days ago
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12h agoOfficials say the more than 150 cats that were
removed from a local home have been placed with local animal rescue groups.
Winchester Town Manager Josh Kelly says the
groups will be responsible for putting the cats up for adoption.
The town is still accepting donations to help pay
for food and veterinary care for the cats.
Below is a list of the shelters responsible for
putting the cats up for adoption:
-CT Cat Connection
-Friends Of Berlin Animal Control-FOBAC
-Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue of CT
-Meriden Humane Society
-Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.
-Paws Cat Shelter CT
-Chimera Sanctuary & Rescue
-The Queenie Foundation, Inc.
-Animal Haven
-Purr
