Animals - 32 cats rescued from Frankfurt apartment
The authorities have rescued 32 cats from a two-room apartment in Frankfurt. The animals were scattered around the apartment in cages and self-built boxes, as the public order office announced on Wednesday. One of the animals was in a storage room measuring just one square meter with no natural light or windows. Three animals were pregnant. The cats were reportedly provided with water and food, and litter trays were also available. However, according to veterinarians, a maximum of three cats are allowed in an apartment of this size.
The municipal employees intervened with the action on Monday due to violations of animal welfare law. The owner of the animals is also alleged to have done illegal business with the cats. He faces charges of cruelty to animals and illegal breeding.
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- The regulatory office in Hesse is now investigating the owner of the cats in Frankfurt for alleged illegal breeding due to the violation of animal welfare laws.
- The cage where one pregnant cat was kept in a one-square-meter storage room without natural light or windows is a clear example of the inhumane conditions animals can face in Frankfurt on the Main.
- The criminality associated with the case in Frankfurt extends beyond animal welfare violations, as the owner is also accused of engaging in an illegal business involving the cats.
Source: www.stern.de
