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Over 300 cats rescued from single Toronto apartment unit

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Toronto Cat Rescue and Toronto Animal Services had a busy weekend as they spent Saturday removing hundreds of cats from a single Toronto apartment. Over 300 cats were discovered in the Toronto home this weekend in the second hoarding situation that Toronto Cat Rescue has had to respond to this month. Now, Toronto Cat Rescue is warning Torontonians exactly how many cats is too much under the laws of the city.

“This is the second large cat hoarding situation we have been involved within a month! It’s very important that this NOT continue,” Toronto Cat Rescue said in a statement on its website.’

The felines are now in foster care and are said to be doing well. They will be spayed or neutered and vaccinated before they’re put up for adoption.

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In March, Toronto Cat Rescue was contacted after at least 105 cats were found inside a local home. Many of those cats needed to be treated for fleas, worms and fur loss.

The city allows a maximum of six cats in one home. To report a cat hoarding situation you can make a report to the City of Toronto by calling 311 to be directed to the appropriate department.

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