Hundreds of ill cats recovering in Fla. warehouse – MiamiHerald.com

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Hundreds of ill cats recovering in Fla. warehouseMiamiHerald.comHundreds of cats rescued from a north Florida cat sanctuary in June are recovering in a Gainesville warehouse. Alachua County Animal Services Director David Flagler tells The Gainesville Sun that 50 of the 697 ill and emaciated cats seized at the Haven …and more »

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