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WMass shelter determined to make a difference — 14,000 cats and counting

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WESTFIELD — Denise Sinico estimates she has saved 14,000 cats since she opened the doors to her nonprofit, no-kill shelter, The Westfield Homeless Cat Project in 2006. Her mission: to rescue and rehome any cat that needs help.

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WMass shelter determined to make a difference — 14,000 cats and counting

WESTFIELD — Denise Sinico estimates she has saved 14,000 cats since she opened the doors to her nonprofit, no-kill shelter, The Westfield Homeless Cat Project in 2006. Her mission: to rescue and rehome any cat that needs help.

·Springfield, United States
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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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