SPCA Westchester: 70 of 100 cats rescued from Yorktown home adopted
The SPCA says some of the cats are still in foster care getting medical treatment, but many are still available to adopt.
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May 22, 2023, 10:32 PM
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6h agoNearly 70 of the 100 cats rescued from a Yorktown home over the winter have been adopted, according to SPCA Westchester.
The SPCA says some of the cats are still in foster care getting medical treatment, but many are still available to adopt.
In February, police found a couple dead in the home where SPCA volunteers also counted over 100 cats.
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