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19 Cats Rescued From Squalor In Stolen U-Haul; Adoption Fees Waived

TYNE AND WEAR, JUN 20 – The RSPCA rescued 107 cats after unplanned breeding overwhelmed an owner, with most cats rehomed and two six-month-olds still awaiting adoption after 121 days in care.

  • On Friday, June 20, 2025, Pasadena Humane rescued 19 cats that were found confined in unsanitary crates within a stolen U-Haul truck impounded in Monrovia.
  • Monrovia police contacted Pasadena Humane after towing the truck, prompting the shelter to perform an emergency rescue amid concerns over the cats' welfare.
  • The nineteen cats were found confined in carriers amid unsanitary conditions with waste and insect larvae, then taken to the shelter where they were cleaned and examined, revealing no visible injuries.
  • Pasadena Humane announced that they are offering free adoptions for all cats and kittens until Sunday, June 22, to help find homes for rescued animals and create space for incoming ones, according to CEO Chris Ramon.
  • This rescue highlights a growing strain on shelters during kitten season, with the RSPCA reporting over 100 cats once under one owner's care, and urging neutering to prevent similar crises.
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