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Seaside Cat Cruelty Case - Video Update

Last month, the SPCA rescued 51 cats from two properties in Seaside occupied by a woman and her adult daughter. Today, the Monterey County Office of the District Attorney filed three felony PC597(b) counts against the daughter and three misdemeanor PC 597.1A charges against both the daughter and her mother. Charges were filed after SPCA for Monterey County seized 51 cats from a house in Seaside on July 24. The SPCA also discovered 113 deceased kittens in that property and another nearby apartment rented by a member of the same family. The heartbreaking story received international attention. The rescued cats are showing improvement. The majority of the cats are living in two large colony rooms filled with fresh air, natural sunlight, and numerous gifts generously donated from compassionate people around the world. The donated cat trees, beds, toys, and supplies are helping teach the rescued cats to play and relax. Every day the SPCA sees more cats coming out of hiding and wanting to be brushed or petted. The SPCA had originally received reports that some of the cats may have been taken from local streets and may have owners looking for them. To date, no matches have been made. To learn how you can help, put your name on a list of potential adopters, or report animal cruelty, please contact The SPCA at 831-373-2631. All calls are confidential. To donate to the care and medical treatment of these cats, purchase gifts on Amazon, or to help with the SPCA's rescue efforts, please visit www.SPCAmc.org/cats. See the latest news about this tragic case: http://www.spcamc.org/open-cases.html... View our updated gift registry: http://www.amazon.com/registry/baby/2... Donate to help these rescued cats: https://secure2.convio.net/spcam/site...