A person lived with his 47 cats in his vehicle. Obviously difficult living conditions for both the felines and their humans, who agreed to let an association take care of them after their discovery. The car was parked at a rest stop in Minnesota.
People with Noah’s syndrome accumulate animals to the point of being overwhelmed by the situation, the overcrowding of their homes becoming a source of serious problems (hygiene, health, etc.). In most cases, they live in a house or apartment, but in the story in question here, the individual lived in his car with 47 cats. A staggering figure noted by a local association, theAnimal Humane Societyreported CBS News June 15.
The organization had been contacted by the county sheriff’s office in Chicago and Minnesota Traffic Police, after the vehicle was found parked at the rest area ofHarrisabout 70 kilometers north of Minneapolis.
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The day the authorities intervened, it was extremely hot in the area. Which only worsened the living conditions of the cats and their owner.
Law enforcement and teamAnimal Humane Society were able to convince him to let the animals go. Aged from less than a year to 12 years old, they have all been taken care of by the association, whose veterinarians and behaviorists are hard at work to assess, examine and treat them.
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14 other cats removed from the owner before this intervention
The person had already entrusted 14 of his cats to an association in the past. They too lived with her in the car.
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Those recently retired seem to be doing quite well given the circumstances. L’Animal Humane Society indicates, in fact, that despite the extreme heat and unsanitary conditions inside the vehicle, most cats seem to have only minor medical issues “.
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Once fully recovered, they can be offered for adoption.
By alexander god, Chief Editor
Passionate about writing, social networks (and of course animals), Alexandre Dieu is the editor-in-chief of Woopets. A graduate of a Master’s in Writing, he works in harmony with 2 veterinarians, a dog trainer, a journalist and 2 specialized writers mobilized for Woopets.
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