Total Cat Chaos: Couple to Release Over a Dozen Felines into NYC Streets on Thursday

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Written by Eliana Riley

Published: January 21, 2025

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The Animal Project NYC is being challenged with a near-impossible task this week, attempting to find homes for more than a dozen cats by Thursday, Jan. 23. A Bronx woman had been hoarding the cats for years, keeping them in single cages. Her husband determined it was time to let them go. The couple agreed to release the cats into the street if they don’t find good homes by Thursday. After a neighbor had overheard the plan, they called local animal adoption centers to find suitable homes for them.

The Animal Project NYC has offered to vaccinate and fix all the cats for free before Thursday through rescue donations. The organization hopes to find homes for the felines quickly and calls shelters and rescues a “last resort.” Fortunately, many of the cats are healthy and have not suffered abuse from their owners. Learn more about The Animal Project NYC and how to support it here.


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Eliana Riley

Eliana Riley is a writer at A-Z Animals where her primary focus is on geography, travel, and landmarks. Eliana is a third-year student at Miami University majoring in English Education and Spanish. A resident of Tennessee and Ohio, Eliana enjoys traveling to national and state parks, hiking, kayaking, and camping.

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