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Long Beach woman arrested after 134 cats found in van in Central California
A Long Beach woman was arrested over the weekend in Merced County on suspicion of 93 counts of animal cruelty after 134 cats – 28 of them dead – were found in a U-Haul van in extreme heat without food or water in Santa Nella, a small central California city along the 5 Freeway, authorities said.
Merced County officials seized over 100 cats from a U-Haul van in a Taco Bell parking lot Sunday. A deputy was dispatched to ...
Merced County Sheriff’s deputies discovered the 134 cats, 28 of which were dead, about 5:30 p.m. Sunday in the parking lot of ...
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The Merced County Sheriff's Office rescued over 100 cats from a U-Haul van and arrested a 69-year-old Long Beach woman for ...
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Officials said 106 cats were found 'extremely emaciated' and 28 were found dead in a U-Haul van. A Long Beach woman was ...
U-Haul van in a Taco Bell parking lot in Santa Nella, Calif. on June 19. The owner now faces charges of animal cruelty.
A U-Haul van was found in a California Taco Bell parking lot on Sunday evening crawling with cats. Officials said the van contained 134 cats, most in distress and about one-fifth of them dead.
Deputies called to a Taco Bell parking lot in Merced County led to an alarming discovery of dozens of cats in a U-Haul van, ...
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