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RICHLAND, Wash. -- One woman's effort to end the over-population of strays, has left her own home over-populated. And now Richland is after her cats.
Neighbors on Chestnut quickly learned this place was the home to bring strays. When word got out and cats and litters of kittens started getting dropped off at Gwenna Carlson's door because they knew she'd take them in.
They overwhelm her home and overwhelm her savings as she tries to have them all fixed.
She tells KEPR, "Once they're spayed or neutered, I try to find homes for the cats, but people are not as interested in getting pets now because of the financial situation. "
Although she's applied for permits, Richland is still trying to take the cats away.
Since there's little room at local shelters, many cats may have to be euthanized. If you'd like to adopt on of these cats, contact Gwenna at (509) 308-1638
Neighbors on Chestnut quickly learned this place was the home to bring strays. When word got out and cats and litters of kittens started getting dropped off at Gwenna Carlson's door because they knew she'd take them in.
They overwhelm her home and overwhelm her savings as she tries to have them all fixed.
She tells KEPR, "Once they're spayed or neutered, I try to find homes for the cats, but people are not as interested in getting pets now because of the financial situation. "
Although she's applied for permits, Richland is still trying to take the cats away.
Since there's little room at local shelters, many cats may have to be euthanized. If you'd like to adopt on of these cats, contact Gwenna at (509) 308-1638
