In Palm Beach County, a woman from Belle Glade is taking care of a large number of community cats. She feeds 30 cats every day. Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control has announced that it has reached its capacity.
Further information about this situation is available from local news sources, including WPTV, which reported on the woman's daily efforts to feed the cats and the capacity issue at Animal Care and Control.
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