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Cats, Carcasses Taken From Reeking Sioux City Home
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Animal control workers have removed a total of about 50 cats and carcasses from a house in Sioux City.
Cindy Rarrat, of Sioux City Animal Adoption & Rescue Center, says conditions inside the house Monday were unbearable and unfit for humans or animals. Law officers executed a search warrant around 4:30 p.m. Monday, and workers started removing the animals. No one was home. Neighbors say no one has lived in the home for a couple of months. The hungry, thirsty cats were taken to the rescue center. |
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