N . S . animal shelter rescues total of 94 cats from one home ##

A. Shelter Overwhelmed by Cat Surge
B.

This brings the total number of cats rescued from the shelter to 230. The shelter, which houses an average of 20 cats, is struggling to cope with the influx of animals. The shelter is overwhelmed with the number of cats it’s currently caring for. The shelter is urging people to consider adopting a cat or finding another way to care for their cats if they can’t commit to the long-term responsibility of owning a cat.

They are both feral cats, meaning they were born and raised in the wild. They are now living in a safe and comfortable environment, receiving the necessary medical care and attention. The shelter’s mission is to provide a safe haven for abandoned, neglected, and abused animals.

“As the money kept coming in, we kept the lines of communication open with this rescuer, and when she said she could get more [cats], we said, ‘Go ahead.'” Liesje Somers-Blonde, left, and Sam Cole of Bide Awhile Animal Rescue Society are working with local veterinarians to get the cats the proper procedures before they are adopted out. (Vernon Ramesar/CBC) The shelter then took in an additional 38 cats, including eight kittens that required bottle feeding. Those kittens went to the Pick of the Litter Society for specialty care. The shelter then brought in another 30 cats from the same property. Somers-Blonde said she doesn’t believe there are any more cats at the location.

Cats were generally healthy Experts say an animal hoarder often has a desire to rescue an animal or provide for it, even if they’re doing the opposite. It’s likely what happened in this case, Somers-Blonde said. She said the cats that came from the property are friendly, loving and playful. They’re not malnourished, they’re generally healthy and they appear to have been well cared for. But steps weren’t taken to get them vaccinated, de-wormed, flea and tick-treated or spayed or neutered, which is necessary to prevent the colony from continuing to grow. Information Morning – NS 7:39 Animal shelter in Dartmouth works to rescue and adopt out nearly 100 cats Bide Awhile Animal Shelter sent out a plea for help earlier this month, when 24 kittens arrived at its door. After a successful fundraising campaign, it was able to rescue even more cats — up to a hundred from the same property! We check in to see how the adoption process is going.

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