91 Cats Rescued from Alabama Shed, Urgent Help Needed

0:00Kitty Cat Haven in Rescue in Central Alabama just took in 91 cats from a tiny shed in alabaster. The place was packed wall-to-wall with felines, even up in the rafters after a man living there let a colony explode over five years. It started when he brought in one feral pregnant cat, but skipped spaying and neutering her kittens. That single choice snowballed into this massive group, overwhelming the small space they all shared. Rescuers call it heartbreaking. The man loved every cat, knew their names and birthdays, even skipped meals to feed them. But now, he's getting help too while the cats turned out mostly healthy despite the chaos. The non-profit is stretched thin and urgently needs fosters, adoptions, or other groups to take adults. All the cats will get fixed before going anywhere. Spaying and neutering early prevents these crises, local spots like colony cats of Birmingham offer low cost or free options for ferals. If you can step up, reach out to the rescue, and make a difference today.

1:00Local news, powered by AI, this is Birmingham News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.