3 Abandoned Cats Now Recovering As Cops Continue Search For Owner

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — The three cats that were found allegedly abandoned and in poor health in the borough on May 1 are now "doing well and recovering" as Roselle Park Police continue to search for answers.

"All three are doing well now and recovering at a local vet," Roselle Park Police said. "Soon they’ll be given to the Friends of Linden Animal Shelter for adoption."

The cats were found abandoned and in poor health in a grassy area in front of the main parking lot of Colfax Manor Condo Complex on May 1 at 11:10 p.m., police reported. See Related: 3 Cats Left Abandoned, In Poor Health: Roselle Park Police

Two of the cats were found to be left in a pet carrier, with limited access to food and water. The third cat appeared to be blind and was found outside of a black garbage bag containing feces, police report.

Police later released photos of a pickup truck believed to be connected to the cats. The truck was recorded on video surveillance on May 1 between 10 and 11 p.m. at the Colfax Manor Condo Complex. The vehicle appears to be a dark-colored four-door Chevy Silverado pickup truck with an extended bed. The driver is described as a White or Hispanic man, Roselle Park Police reported Friday morning. See Related: Cops Release Truck Photos In Alleged Cat Abuse Case In Union

Roselle Park Police Chief Daniel J. McCaffery is asking for anyone with information or who may have witnessed the cats being dropped off, to contact The Roselle Park Police Department at 908-245-2300 or Detective Greg Polakoski at 908-245-8104.

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