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More than 150 cats rescued from B.C. home need urgent medical care, SPCA says

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B.C. SPCA says it has started finding foster homes and providing medical care for some of the more than 200 cats and kittens surrendered by a man in Houston. The operation is one of the largest ever undertaken by the animal welfare organization. The cats had been in the care of Bruce Robinson, a former mill worker who said the situation started four years ago.

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More than 150 cats rescued from B.C. home need urgent medical care, SPCA says

Over 200 cats and kittens were surrendered by a Houston, B.C., man who was trying to care for abandoned pets and strays in his community.

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More than 150 of 200 surrendered Houston cats need urgent medical care – SPCA : My Prince George Now

"It has been a huge undertaking." That is according to Eileen Drever, the BC SPCA’s Senior Officer of Protection and Stakeholder Relations one week after more than 200 cats were surrendered to the SPCA from one Houston man. [caption id="attachment_194647" align="alignright" width="370"] Houston cat being assessed by BC SPCA staff (Photo via BC SPCA)[/caption] In the past week, Drever said the SPCA has removed nearly 150 cats and kittens from the…

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