PSPCA investigating Wissinoming cat hoarding case
PSPCA officers are investigating a case of animal hoarding in Wissinoming. Around 3 p.m., officers arrived ont he 6200-block of Walker Street where a resident was keeping more than three dozen cats. Authorities say the cats were being kept unsanitary conditions.
According to reports, the couple who own the home frequently sought care from the SPCA for feral cats, which they then tried to provide a home for in their basement.
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