The cats and kittens are doing better after they were removed from a storage facility in Fairless Hills late last week, the organization said.

The Bucks County SPCA now holds custody of over 50 cats and kittens that were living in a filthy storage unit in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania, the agency said. The cats were found last week in filthy and cramped carriers and cages inside the unit at Public Storage on Commerce Boulevard.

Local shelters are fighting to save the lives of dozens of cats after they were rescued from deplorable living conditions in Bucks County.

Fifty-three cats and kittens left caged in an unheated storage facility in Fairless Hills were rescued Friday and are now receiving care and resting comfortably at Bucks County SPCA locations