Upon Entering the Home

The awful facts upon our EAMT's™ arrival:

• Odor detectable from the street
• More than 40 cats, huddled all over
• A swamp cooler cooling the home in sweltering August heat
• Trash, feces, urine and insects everywhere
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More of what we Found

• Fleas, spiders and flies everywhere, including empty cat food cans (as seen in the image to the right)
• Filth covering all surfaces
• Many shorted electrical outlets from cat urine
• Multiple cat and kitten remains (one can be seen in the image to the right)
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About our EAMT™ Program

Our Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™, or EAMTs™ offer the only program of its kind in the state of Arizona performing vital services including:

• Responding to over 18,000 calls each year, dozens each day
• On-site and hospital rescue services
• Saving 3 cats from this cat hoarder's home - one in the photo to the right
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Signs of Possible Animal Hoarding

• Numerous cats roaming in/out of the home
• Strong odor from inside
• Boarded windows
• Pulled drapes
• Cobwebs inside/outside window sills - the photo to the left shows them from the cat hoarder home
• Trash/junk in yard
• If you suspect animal hoarding in your neighborhood, call our Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™ at 602.997.7586 ext. 2073 between the hours of 6AM to 12 midnight
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