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Nearly 100 cats rescued from 'biohazardous apartment' in Federal Way

Portland, ORLocal News

In a significant rescue operation, around 100 cats were saved from a biohazardous apartment in Federal Way by the Federal Way Animal Control. Reports indicate that the living conditions within the apartment were perilously unsanitary, raising serious concerns about the health and safety of the animals. The rescue not only underscores the challenges of animal neglect but also highlights the vital work performed by local animal control authorities in addressing such dire situations. Community leaders stress the importance of responsible pet ownership, encouraging residents to report any cases of neglect or abuse they may encounter. Following the rescue, the cats will undergo thorough medical evaluations and receive necessary care, with plans for their adoption into caring homes.

This incident serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing issues of animal welfare in urban settings and the need for community vigilance. As the story unfolds, it sheds light on the critical role that local agencies play in protecting vulnerable animals. The rescue operation has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of pet owners and the importance of supporting local animal services.

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