Stratford police: 15 cats found abandoned in cages
The Stratford Police Department found 15 abandoned cats early Saturday morning in crates in the woods near Main Street Putney.
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yesterdayThe Stratford Police Department found 15 abandoned cats early Saturday morning in crates in the woods near Main Street Putney.
Police say the cats had no access to food, water or shelter.
Stratford Animal Control was notified and able to retrieve the cats. They are raising money to help pay for their veterinary care through a Facebook fundraiser.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact Detective Murolo at JMurolo@townofstratford.com or (203) 385-4127. All tips will remain confidential.
For any information regarding adoptions, contact Stratford Animal Control at (203) 385-4058.
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