Bruce Blakeman calls for greater animal protections after 155 neglected cats, dogs rescued from LI hoarder’s house of horrors
New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman called for greater animal safety protections after 155 neglected cats and dogs were rescued from a Long Island hoarder’s house of horrors. The Nassau County Executive, who is a longtime advocate for animal rights, issued a strong plea on Tuesday at the City of Glen Cove Animal Shelter alongside staffers there and the Nassau County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Blakeman stressed “how important it is to make sure that animals are safe, that they’re cared for, and that they are not neglected or abused” at the press conference held after the arrest of a Glen Clove woman who kept over 150 animals in her home in deplorable conditions.
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New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman called for greater animal safety protections after 155 neglected cats and dogs were rescued from a Long Island hoarder’s house of horrors. The Nassau County Executive, who is a longtime advocate for animal rights, issued a strong plea on Tuesday at the City of Glen Cove Animal Shelter alongside staffers there and the Nassau County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Blakeman stressed “how important it is to make sure that animals are safe, that they’re cared for, and that they are not neglected or abused” at the press conference held after the arrest of a Glen Clove woman who kept over 150 animals in her home in deplorable conditions. “We had a recent situation whereby we had over 150 cats that were found in one person’s home. And then the person was breeding them for monetary reasons, allegedly,” the Republican governor hopeful said.
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- New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman called for greater animal safety protections after 155 neglected cats and dogs were rescued from a Long Island hoarder’s house of horrors. The Nassau County Executive, who is a longtime advocate for animal rights, issued a strong plea on Tuesday at the City of Glen Cove Animal Shelter alongside staffers there and the Nassau County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Blakeman stressed “how important it is to make sure that animals are safe, that they’re cared for, and that they are not neglected or abused” at the press conference held after the arrest of a Glen Clove woman who kept over 150 animals in her home in deplorable conditions.
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