Wow. I consider I found a hoarder?
This is really bizzare to me. Perhaps I'm not thinking right, it's been a stressful day. I came across a female (I don't know her, we just live near each other) hood was trying to get rid of many cat sand kittens. Various ages. She emaield me pics and more information on them.
There's two pictures where on earth one cat's eyes didn't look right (sore maybe?) and another where the cats nose didnt look right any. She doesn't know the genders of the cats besides the mom and dad cat. They're old enough to know. no shots, none are spayed/neutered, and from the pics taken the house...while not really dirty, is really, really cluttered.
Does that nouns like a possible hoarder? I've heard of worse cases but this doesn't feel right to me.
Hoarders won't rehome their pets willingly.. I would guess that fairly then a hoarder you just are dealing with someone who is ill-informed or irresponsible. Of course they can be a short time ago about as bad, but, perhaps they would be liable to have the mom/dad cat neutered. If they're trying to get rid of some, afterwards they recognize that there is a problem which is something a hoarder doesn't do..
Well I thought hoarders were ancestors with at least 100 cats/dogs. They have tons of dogs and cats and they put the comatose ones in the freezer or they just leave them lying around. I don't see where on earth you mention how many she has. I guess it depends on the zoning where you live. Most places enjoy a limit of how many pets a person can own. The other issue you have is trying to get your animal control to do something about her. You might mention this to your animal control, whether you think they can do something about it.
Yeah, it doesn't sound right to me either.
And whether you're an animal lover, you'll call Animal Control and report it.
In my opinion, it's better safe than sorry.
And I'd be the soul worrying for the next year if they're ok and I didn't do anything to help.
Just step with your gut feeling.
Please report her. I got my wonderful cocker spaniel, gypsy from the RSPCA when they busted a hoarder with 98 dogs in her cramped house. They all have faeces on them, all around the house, they where matted and if the RSPCA didn't retrieve them i wouldn't of found Gypsy. Even though she mightn't be as bad she will probably get that way whether you don't. They will keep it anonymous so she won't know. Please do it
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Answers: For certain sounds fishy to me..maybe a horder maybe a kitty version of a puppy mill? IDK but Id do som emore looking into it formerly I took any animals from her.if you really want to help the kitties perhaps you should arrange to go & get a kitten from her & check out the conditions in personage & then when you can have a real lok at it desire if you shoul dcall animal control or not..idk just a thought. BEst of luck
I keep/breed frequent reptiles and invertebrates but all of them are in perfect robustness and clean housing with meticulous attention paid to giving them the exact conditions they require contained by order to thrive and breed.
I was reported a while ago for being a potential hoarder and the RSPCA come to see me, they inspected my animals and as a result now contact me for advice or to possibly provide temporary housing while they re-home animals that I specialise contained by.
Report the person, give your reasons and whether conditions are found to be unsanitary/unsafe for the animals they will do something about it. If upon inspection conditions are found to be fine then there's no harm done and you know that alls very well and good.
It does sound a bit suspicious and cats will inbreed if kept together as a small colony. Any concerns in the order of animal welfare in my mind should be reported, it's far too common for animal misuse to go unchecked
