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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 ...
Santa Nella reached highs of 99 degrees Fahrenheit on June 29, the day the cats were found, which can be deadly for animals ...
After 14 days, the cats must be medically cleared by a Veterinarian to be available for adoption. Once the cats are healthy ...
U-Haul van in a Taco Bell parking lot in Santa Nella, Calif. on June 19. The owner now faces charges of animal cruelty.
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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