NY - 100 cats rescued from urine drenched home - Long Island, Jan 2026

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100 cats rescued from breeder’s ‘deplorable’ urine-drenched Long Island home

Grace Etzelsberger, 66, was arrested and charged with animal neglect by the Suffolk County SPCA on Tuesday after investigators found 100 Maine Coon cats living in a disgusting conditions.
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Roughly 100 neglected cats were rescued from a urine-drenched Long Island house of filth whose owner may have been selling the felines online for thousands of bucks, authorities said Wednesday.

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Don't know if this is a duplicate of above. I can't get the video from the article to play.

 
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