Pets Here’s How To Help 70+ Rescue Cats On LI Need Medical Care Nearly 100 cats—around 70 alive, including newborns and many needing medical help—were found in a Long Island home. Here’s how to help.
This mother cat, one of 69 live cats rescued from deplorable conditions in a home in Bohemia last week, gave birth to four kittens the night she was found. (Courtesy of John Debacker)
BOHEMIA, NY — After nearly 100 cats–both dead and alive needing medical help–were removed from a Long Island home last week, the Suffolk SPCA is fundraising to cover the cost of life-saving medical services.
SPCA Chief Roy Gross said that during the rescue operation at a Bohemia home on Thursday, his team found 28 deceased cats and 69 alive, including many requiring bottle feeding and medical help.
In just four days since the rescue, the numbers have grown after a white cat with black patches
Here’s How To Help 70+ Rescue Cats On LI Need Medical Care
