Eighty cats were seized from a Central Point residence due to suspected neglect and unsanitary living conditions. The cats were found living in unsanitary conditions without adequate care.
Rescue Efforts
The Oregon Humane team worked in challenging conditions, wearing full personal protective equipment in temperatures exceeding 90 degrees, to rescue the remaining cats and transport all 80 to Portland.
Josh Abbott, Lieutenant with the Central Point Police Department, praised the effort. “We were incredibly impressed by the professionalism and compassion shown by the Oregon Humane Team,” Abbott said.
Upon their arrival at Oregon Humane, the cats immediately received necessary care. Forensic veterinary exams are currently underway.
Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.
