Originally posted by SpencerTheLion:
<STRONG>...that house may have the sad distinction of setting a record for animal hoarding, animal collection or pet collection . There have been instances of 200 pets, but 300...OH! I have found a few links on this, click How Many is Too Many.

I have found a good article on Animal Collection. PETA has put out some on-edge material, but this article is informative and well-balanced.

Placing 300 animals is challenging in itself, but they will have to be isolated as you can count on several of them being sick. Some will have feline leukeumia and have to be put down .

[ August 10, 2001: Message edited by: SpencerTheLion ]</STRONG>

Thanks for the links Spencer. Very informative.

I called the Lansing area Humane Society and their Operations Director was speaking with the proper authorities about the situation as I called. I talked with the front desk and she did not know if they were going to be getting any of those animals or not.

I've sent them a donation check anyway and I'll keep calling to keep tabs on those animals.

Kim S.