The breeder is unable to pay for anything. She has no income as she does not have a job, and since the cats are in such bad condition, she cannot even sell them for any other form of income. Government agencies have stepped in to offer assistance to her.
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However, this does not give a reason for the authorities to let the breeder go scott-free. How the authorities treat or take action against the breeder will set the tone for future similar cases. Just take a look at last week’s case where 23 year old Illya Natasia Abdul Manaf, who was fined $2,500 by the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA) for abandoning her cat at a staircase landing due to a family conflict (Case background: http://rilek1corner.com/2017/06/22/23-year-old-illya-natassia-abdul-manaf-fined-for-abandoning-pet-cat-due-to-family-conflict/). And that was only one cat. This case has 94 cats in very devastating condition, and 1 died. Something has to be done to the breeder/hoarder.
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