Some of the 67 "caged cats" discovered on the last Monday were treated by the Animal Lovers League (ALL) of Glen Cove and returned to a secure building on the preserve. There, they will continue to receive care while awaiting an adoption drive this weekend at the Glen Cove .
About 47 of the cats were taken and treated by the ALL Shelter and the remaining ones were taken by the in Port Washington. The North Shore Animal League says if the cats are healthy enough for adoption, they will begin offering them for adoption starting on Thursday. However they advise area residents searching for a lost pet who believe their cat could be one of the Sands Point Cats, to contact them at (516) 883-7575.
Nassau County officials and police have not commented on any pending charges or who may be responsible for catching and caging the cats.
Check out the video to see the cats that were returned to Sands Point Preserve yesterday.
For more information and to see photos of each cat, you can go to www.animalloversleague.org or www.animalleague.org
