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More than 60 cats rescued from one house in Duluth

Largest hoarding case, experts says

By Curt Brown

October 23, 2012 at 8:54PM

More than 60 cats have been rescued from one home in Duluth, one of the largest hoarding situations experts have seen. Here's the story from the Duluth News Tribune.

Animal Allies Humane Society is offering no-fee cat adoptions to make room for the hoarded cats.

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Curt Brown

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Curt Brown is a former reporter for the Minnesota Star Tribune who writes regularly about Minnesota history.

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