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Wisconsin Humane Society helps remove over 70 cats from Ozaukee County home
Wisconsin Humane Society is trying to rehome more than 70 cats seized from a home in Ozaukee County, the humane society said Tuesday in a Facebook post.The Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office explained it was conducting a welfare check Wednesday in the Town of Grafton.
The Wisconsin Humane Society has removed 73 cats from a home in the Town of Grafton
Wisconsin Humane Society and local authorities have removed 73 cats from a single household in Ozaukee County. The organization expects to find more as workers continue to search the property, according to a Jan.
Wisconsin Humane Society rescues 70+ cats from single home, expected to find more
Over the last few days, the Wisconsin Human Society (WHS) has taken steps to address a challenging situation involving the rescue of 73 cats from a single household. According to a Facebook post from the WHS,
Over 70 cats removed from Ozaukee County home, now being cared for at WHS
Dozens of cats are safe and sound tonight at the Ozaukee County campus of the Wisconsin Humane Society.78 cats were originally found in a Town of Grafton home. Five died.
Animal rescue operation removes 73 cats from “uninhabitable” home in Ozaukee County
A welfare check leads to over six dozen cats being removed from a home in rural Ozaukee County that was deemed by officials to be
Dozens of Cats Surrendered From Ozaukee County Home
Since then a total of 73 cats have been brought in, many showing skin issues, wounds, upper respiratory infections, and malnourishment. Representatives from the Humane Society are still setting traps to catch any additional animals, according to a Facebook post.
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73 cats removed from ‘uninhabitable’ Grafton home after welfare check
Seventy-three cats were removed from an elderly person's home in the Town of Grafton last week after deputies described the ...
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73 cats removed from Ozaukee County home
Some cats will be available for adoption soon, others will need temporary foster homes, the Wisconsin Humane Society says.