Humane Society rescues 52 cats from filthy conditions
Many of these cats are undersocialized and very shy. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent for one of these beautiful creatures when they are ready, call the shelter (905) 845-1551 or e-mail rescuecats@oakvillehumane.ca. If you are interested in adopting one of our bengals, please complete the Bengal Cat Adoption Application and send it via email or fax (905-845-1973). For more information on our adoption process and fees, please visit our regular adoptions page. Like all adoption applications, they will be processed in the order that they are received by the ODHS.
August 29 2008

Oakville, Ontario, August 29 2008 -- It took nine hours for Animal Protection Officers of the Oakville and District Humane Society to find and coax more than 50 distressed cats out of hiding in a home in north-east Oakville.

Accompanied by a veterinarian and the police, staff worked tirelessly to locate and transport all the cats to safety. Most of the cats are estimated to be one to four years old, and about six are kittens. All but one are Bengal cats, a breed known for its exotic markings and intelligent personality.

"A concerned citizen called to report the situation," says Johanne Golder, Executive Director, Oakville & District Hu

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