Trussville House Containing More Than 100 Cats May Be Condemned

TRUSSVILLE, AL - A Trussville home found to be the home to more than 100 cats has been declared uninhabitable by city building inspectors, and reports indicate the home - located in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood - will likely be condemned.

Trussville police told the Trussville Tribune the investigation of the home began when neighbors called the department to complain of the odor coming from the home. (For more updates on this story and free news alerts for your neighborhood, sign up for your local Birmingham Patch morning newsletter.)

Although reports indicate that all of the cats seem to be healthy and cared for, police say charges may be filed, and that all of the cats have been taken by the Greater Birmingham Humane Society. According to police reports, an elderly couple owns the home, which was literally falling apart due to urine soaked walls, and the number of cats living in the attic.

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