$500 reward offered for information on abandoned cats in Stratford
Police say 15 cats were abandoned in cages in the woods near Main Street Putney in Stratford without food and water.
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Sep 26, 2023, 9:50 PM
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15h agoA $500 reward is now being offered for information regarding the cats that were abandoned in Stratford.
Police say 15 cats were abandoned in cages in the woods near Main Street Putney in Stratford without food and water.
Anyone with information is asked to call Stratford police.
Stratford Animal Control is raising money to take care of the cats. To help, click here.
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