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Philadelphia transit workers save cat and her five kittens who were living in station wall
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — At the Stray Cat Relief Fund adoption center in South Philadelphia, a group of wide-eyed, playful kittens is settling in after a rather unusual rescue.
These felines weren’t simply found on the street. SEPTA workers discovered a mama cat and her five kittens nestled within the walls and ceiling of the 63rd Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line. Read More…
How the video game ‘Stray’ is helping rescue real-life cats Debbie of Stray Cat Relief speaks on the affects of the video game featuring a stray cat Read More…
PA Cat Shelters Being Targeted by Arsonist
Shelters for feral cats in South Philadelphia have been victim to arson three times in two weeks. www.firehouse.com
Police and volunteers think the early morning fire at the outdoor cat shelter in the Penn’s Landing area Saturday was intentionally set.
A local nonprofit dedicated to protecting stray cats says one cat colony is being targeted by a feline-hating pyromaniac.
An arson fire over the weekend destroyed the remaining shelters for a feral cat colony at Pier 70 along the Delaware River. Now, efforts are underway to raise money to replace the shelters and add a security system to catch the perpetrator.
Animals displaced following targeted fire to outdoor shelter
Fundraising for rebuild and security underway