Rescuers Chase Almost 100 Cats

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AKRON, Ohio—When an Ohio man vacated his foreclosed home near Akron, he left behind nearly 100 cats and a stench.

Rescuers have been chasing cats in the Lakemore house for two weeks, and there are still some felines left. Cats were found in the heating ducts, under furniture and mattresses and in dressers, closets and cabinets.

Cat rescuer Eric Schickendantz says he had to put on protective gear before shoveling cat waste off the floors and disinfecting the place.

Outside, the lawn and landscaping were well-manicured, but neighbors could smell a stench when the windows were opened.

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Flag Comment Posted by stoneking on July 20, 2009 at 12:02 pm

Well see, there’s the problem.  Jail would be a step up for this guy.  Making another criminal live in his house under house arrest though… now THAT would be effective punishment.

Flag Comment Posted by mcfan19902009 on July 20, 2009 at 11:45 am

sooo… when does this guy go to jail for leaving behind these animals he didn’t take care of????

Flag Comment Posted by stoneking on July 20, 2009 at 11:38 am

That cat rescuer must be using an alias.  Schickendantz??  They tried to make me do that a wedding once…

Flag Comment Posted by mlw0603 on July 20, 2009 at 11:14 am

invisi_cmh- oh yeah haha animal cruelty is just HILARIOUS.  There is nothing funny about this, you half-wit.

Flag Comment Posted by invisi_cmh on July 20, 2009 at 9:44 am

HAHA What a great idea.  If you’re going to foreclose my house, I’m going to fill it with 100 cats;  have fun cleaning that up!  What’s new pussycat?  Woah-oh-oh-ohhh.

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