A 75-year-old man in New York was charged with animal cruelty after authorities discovered nearly 100 cats in his home, many dead and others living in squalid conditions. Following a complaint, SPCA detectives found the residence filled with filth and high ammonia levels, leading to the recovery of over twenty deceased kittens in a freezer. The man, who recently lost his wife, faces multiple misdemeanor charges and could be banned from pet ownership for five years; the surviving cats are receiving veterinary care and will be available for adoption once stabilized.
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'It’s needed now more than ever': Jewish community optimistic ahead of Walk with Israel fundraiser
SummaryToronto's Jewish community leaders are optimistic about the 2025 Walk with Israel, aiming to surpass last year’s record of 50,000 participants and over $1 million raised for Israelis affected by conflict. Sara Lefton from the United Jewish Appeal highlights the event's importance for solidarity amid rising antisemitism, while co-chair Noah Godfrey stresses the need for safety and community support. Despite concerns about counter-protests, organizers remain focused on fostering a celebratory atmosphere that emphasizes pride and...
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