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Dead Animals Discovered in Freezer

Cecil County officials have declared a Chesapeake City home uninhabitable after nearly 200 cats were found inside, including dozens of dead animals stored in freezers.

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Corgi care - 6/29/2009 11:19 PM
Yet again Cecil County SCPCA is failing to do their job. I know this is not the first time they were called to that house due to all the cats. they should have been removed along time ago what shame. I still feel CCSPCA needs new management. They need people in there that care more about the animals then the money. Shame on the CCSPCA.
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