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23 kittens rescued from ‘hoarding situation’ in Vancouver Island home

Cats left without water and food, says animal welfare group
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Twenty-three cats ranging in age from newborn to five weeks old were rescued from a Sooke-based animal welfare group. (Contributed - SAFARS)

An animal welfare group rescued 23 kittens from a property in the Port Renfrew area on Saturday.

The cats were taken into care after they were discovered locked up in a house without food or water.

“We did not have the option of refusing to help in this hoarding situation,” said Margarita Dominguez, founder of the Sooke Animal Food and Rescue Society (SAFARS).

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