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'Multiple' Dead Cats Found in Abandoned Surrey Travel Trailer
SOUTH SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 24 – Cats likely died after being trapped in a locked trailer during a six-day heatwave with temperatures reaching 30°C, prompting a joint SPCA and RCMP investigation.
- On July 20, the RCMP team from Surrey responded to an animal-related investigation at a location on King George Boulevard in South Surrey, following the discovery of several deceased cats in an abandoned travel trailer.
- The trailer remained locked and unattended by the roadside near the Border RV Park for roughly 10 days, including a six-day stretch when temperatures rose to 30°C, raising concerns and prompting an inquiry.
- A person living at the Border RV Park observed officials present throughout Wednesday and noted that several deceased cats appeared to have been removed from the trailer, which had been an unsightly presence for several weeks.
- SPCA representative Tige Pollock confirmed the agency is investigating the matter further and described it as an ongoing animal-related investigation involving "multiple" deceased cats.
- The case highlights concerns about animal welfare and abandoned property, with the SPCA continuing its investigation and authorities having already responded to the site.
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