112 cats rescued from ‘uninhabitable’ home
This image posted on the Facebook page of NV Voters for Animals shows cats rescued from a North Las Vegas home that was described as "uninhabitable." (Courtesy, Facebook)
Animal Control investigates the house at 824 Harp Way in North Las Vegas after finding over 100 cats on July 25, 2014. (Jason Bean/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
A danger sign is seen at the house at 824 Harp Way in North Las Vegas after Animal Control found over 100 cats on July 25, 2014. (Jason Bean/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
This image posted on the Facebook page of NV Voters for Animals shows cats rescued from a North Las Vegas home that was described as "uninhabitable." (Courtesy, Facebook)
This image posted on the Facebook page of NV Voters for Animals shows a sign posted on a North Las Vegas home where animal control officers rescued 112 cats and a dog. Officials described the home as "uninhabitable." (Courtesy, Facebook)
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Over 100 cats were rescued from a north valley home deemed “uninhabitable” on Thursday morning, North Las Vegas police said.
Animal control was called to the 800 block of Harp Way, near Martin Luther King Boulevard and West Cheyenne Avenue, police said.
Officers discovered a 47-year-old woman in the home that had a broken air conditioner, among other issues, police said.
Animal control took 112 cats and a dog from the home to Lied Animal Shelter. Charges are pending in the investigation, police said.
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