Some of the cats available for adoption at Riverside County’s Department of Animal Services. Valley News/Courtesy photo
RIVERSIDE COUNTY – More than 80 cats were recently impounded by Department of Animal Services’ officers who responded to a report of a possible hoarding incident in the city of Eastvale.Having received shelter and care from DAS veterinary staff at the soon-to-reopen San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus of Animal Services is now asking the public to help by adopting the animals.“As our shelters continue to be challenged by severe overcrowding of animals, we are urging the community to come together to give these cats hope for a new home and better life,” Erin Gettis, director of Riverside County Department of Animal Services, said.According to Animal Services Assistant Director Dr. Kim Youngberg, all the cats have been indoor apartment cats, so they are currently enjoying so
