Cats rescued from “hoarder house” find new home

GRUNDY COUNTY – About a month ago, 47 cats were rescued from a home in rural Grundy County after concerns about the living conditions of the house surfaced. Twenty-three of those cats were taken in by Waverly Pet Rescue, and at an adoption event held last weekend, five of those cats were adopted into new homes.
Barb Dunakey, WPR adoption coordinator, said that the cats they rescued from what is being called the “hoarder house” in rural Grundy County were not only extremely friendly, but in surprisingly good shape; more than ready for adoption.
“I think God smiled down on us with this rescue,” Dunakey said. 
To find out more about the cats rescued from the "hoarder house," including how you can adopt one, read the full story in the February 25 edition of The Grundy Register!