A large group of adorable cats are on the road to recovery, and hopefully happy homes, after officials say a breeder was busted in Lancaster County.
Pennsylvania SPCA says 92 cats and kittens, mostly ragdoll breed, were removed from a home on Northbrook Drive last week.
"The conditions were filthy, leaving some of the cats fur caked with litter, their noses and eyes full of discharge, and all exposed to ringworm," PSPCA said.Suspect shot, killed by police after deadly quadruple shooting inside Lawncrest home: officials The rescue came after tips from two people who purchased from the breeder, and said their kittens were diagnosed with ringworm, upper respiratory infection, or both.Officials say a search warrant was issued after the breeders ignored cruelty code warnings. Animal cruelty and neglect charges are pending an investigation, officials say.
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