Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Hoarded Beamsville cats find new homes in Grimsby

First Published:

Dozens of cats and kittens, many who were left to fend for themselves on a Beamsville property, are off to their forever homes.

Pet Valu in Grimsby was busy with animal lovers who have heard about the difficult past these cats have endured.

The cats came from the property on Merritt Road in Beamsville where volunteers have been spending nearly a month cleaning up. Volunteers were able to save nearly 100 cats despite finding over 150 dead cats on site.

The OSPCA called it a hoarding situation but said they didn’t have enough evidence to lay charges.

But today was about the happiness the cats can bring to their new families and about all the love they will receive in return. One family couldn’t resist and took two cats home.

More Top News

Out-of-control Bentley driver finds themselves parked at Hamilton police station

The driver of a Bentley found themselves parking in the wrong spot at the wrong time early Wednesday morning when they lost control and...

Sportsline: Square-off on William Nylander’s absence, ‘invisible’ Mitch Marner, Shohei Ohtani in Toronto

VIDEO: Scott Radley of the Hamilton Spectator and 900 CHML joined host Bubba O'Neil on the 'Sportsline Square Off'. Among a number of issues...

Newsmakers: Morning Live Reporter Simone Gavros

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHdfz64bC6Y VIDEO: On an all-new episode of Newsmakers, Louie Butko takes us behind the scenes to get to know the faces you see on CHCH. He...

Fleeing burglar crashes into several Halton police cruisers before arrest

A 26-year-old woman is facing a slew of charges after she led police on a pursuit that only ended after the responding officers used...

Halton police seek man who exposed himself at Georgetown Marketplace

Halton police are trying to track down a man they say exposed himself to several members of the public while inside a busy shopping...

Road reopens in downtown Hamilton following collision

A pick-up truck drove over the sidewalk and through the fence of a property on James Street South early Wednesday. One person was taken to...