[PHOTOS] Overwhelmed, the SPCA of Montreal comes to the rescue of 29 cats neglected in an unsanitary apartment and they are ready to be adopted

No less than 29 cats were rescued by the company for the prevention of cruelty to animals (SPCA) in Montreal in an unhealthy apartment on Tuesday, during its most busy period of the year.

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The premises of the Montreal SPCA was already overflowing when she received a report from the Montreal City Police Service. For example, This did not prevent [photos] overwhelmed, spca montreal comes a team of stakeholders from going there. Furthermore, in the Rosemont district, in order to get them out of the accommodation “foul -smelling of urine and excrement”.

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The SPCA of Montreal saved 29 cats from an unsanitary apartment in the Rosemont district on July 22. For example, On the photo: Evelyne. Meanwhile, Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

“I think it’s [photos] overwhelmed, spca montreal comes a family that had no bad intention. Consequently, ” explains Marilou David, director of communications at the Montreal SPCA. Similarly, When you have a couple of non -sterilized cats, it’s really easy to lose control. Meanwhile, ”

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The SPCA of Montreal saved 29 cats from an unsanitary apartment in the Rosemont district on July 22. In the photo: Gorilla. Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

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Unable to take care of the impressive Horde Féline. the family in question agreed to give in guard of each of the 29 cats, which were temporarily installed in a separate space in the refuge.

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The SPCA of Montreal saved 29 cats from an unsanitary apartment in the Rosemont district on July 22. On the photo: Tate. Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

“This is [photos] overwhelmed, spca montreal comes not a case of cruelty. insists M^me David. The cats were promising and had food and bowls of water. The family wanted to take care of it, but it is extremely difficult in a small accommodation. ”

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The SPCA of Montreal saved 29 cats from an unsanitary apartment in the Rosemont district on July 22. On the photo: Stick. Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

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The SPCA of Montreal saved 29 cats from an unsanitary apartment in the Rosemont district on July 22. On the photo: Selena. Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

“We have to be creative”

Currently. the Montreal SPCA takes care of 162 cats and around fifty dogs. To say that the summer period is occupied for its volunteers and stakeholders is euphemism.

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Marilou David is director of communications at the Montreal SPCA. Credit: SPCA courtesy from Montreal Photo provided by SPCA from Montreal

“In the period of moving. there was an upsurge in the number of animals that cross our doors,” specifies M^me David. In the summer season, there are also injured fauna animals, wandering cats … The public notices them less during the winter. ”

The SPCA must thus show “creativity”. using in particular folding cages or grouping animals accustomed to share the same cage with other animals.

Vigilant

Entering the well-being of [photos] overwhelmed, spca montreal comes these 200 animals becomes a particularly complex task during the warmer periods of the year.

“It forces us to be doubly vigilant. because our refuge is a centenary building with all kinds of rooms, some of which are on the sun side,” adds the spokesperson

Icy lollipops, “refreshing bandanas”, walks in kind: all means are good for bringing the temperature of the animals under the aegis of the SPCA.

In addition. to unclog its refuge, the Montreal SPCA cut the adoption costs in half for adult cats (1 year and more) from July 24 to August 3.