Over 75 Cats Discovered in Small Paris Apartment Along with Dead Kittens
News Context
At a glance
- More than 75 cats were discovered living inside a 50-square-meter apartment in Paris following an eviction order, according to local news reports including De Telegraaf, NOS, and AD.
- Animal rescue workers and officials who entered the cramped Paris flat encountered dozens of cats packed tightly into the limited living space.
- According to reporting by the NOS broadcaster and the Algemeen Dagblad (AD), the grim discovery extended beyond the living quarters.
More than 75 cats were discovered living inside a 50-square-meter apartment in Paris following an eviction order, according to local news reports including De Telegraaf, NOS, and AD. Authorities also found dead kittens inside a freezer at the residential unit.
Paris Eviction Uncovers Dozens of Cats
Rescue Teams Enter the Cramped Flat
Animal rescue workers and officials who entered the cramped Paris flat encountered dozens of cats packed tightly into the limited living space.
Grim Discovery in the Freezer
According to reporting by the NOS broadcaster and the Algemeen Dagblad (AD), the grim discovery extended beyond the living quarters. Inspection teams found deceased kittens stored inside a freezer within the apartment.
Ongoing Investigation Follows Eviction Order
The intervention was triggered by the official eviction order executed at the Paris address.