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'I'm just in shock': Community reacts and works to help the 76 cats found at Grafton home

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More than 70 cats were found at a home in the Town of Grafton after a We Energies worker checked the property for a report of no electricity, water, or gas.

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73 cats removed from ‘uninhabitable’ Grafton home after welfare check

Seventy-three cats were removed from an elderly person's home in the Town of Grafton last week after deputies described the living conditions as uninhabitable, according to the Ozaukee County Sheriffs Office.Deputies were called to conduct a welfare check on the homeowner around 3 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22, by a WE Energies meter inspector. The inspector reported the home, located on Woodhaven Drive, had no heat, gas, or water, with several packag…

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Washington County Insider

73 cats removed from home in Town of Grafton | By Ozaukee Co. Sheriff

Ozaukee Co., WI – On Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at approximately 3:14 p.m., a WE Energies meter inspector contacted the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office to request a welfare check on a homeowner of a residence located on Woodhaven Drive in the Town of Grafton. It was reported the house did not have heat, gas, or […]

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Fox 6 now

73 cats removed from Grafton home; "uninhabitable" conditions: officials

A welfare check at a Town of Grafton residence led the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to discover the homeowner and dozens of cats living in “unhabitable" conditions, officials said.

26 days ago·Milwaukee, United States

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WISN

73 cats removed from town of Grafton home

Some cats will be available for adoption soon, others will need temporary foster homes, the Wisconsin Humane Society says.

26 days ago·Milwaukee, United States

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WTMJ

Animal rescue operation removes 73 cats from "uninhabitable" home in Ozaukee County

TOWN OF GRAFTON – A welfare check leads to over six dozen cats being removed from a home in rural Ozaukee County that was deemed by officials to be uninhabitable. Now, the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee County campus is asking for the public’s support as they deal with a large number of new arrivals. Sheriff’s deputies responded to the house on Woodhaven Drive in the Town of Grafton last Wednesday and made contact with the elderly homeowner. T…

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