Health officials called to the scene with Human Control Services reported that the conditions were quite distressing. "There were far to many old women living here, and the food provided was inadequate.", said Agent Fluffy. "The water in the tub for them was stale. And their litter boxes were atrocious."

The 72 old women were rounded up and taken to a "no-kill" shelter in Dallas, pending the reading of Caterack's will. It is believed that the estate is to be left to these old women, many of them now feral, all with some health problems.

Regrettably, the descendants of Caterack are expected to contest that, so authorities are broadcasting a plea to any other cats out there who can accomodate two or three of these old women.

"They are good old women", said Agent Fluffy. "They've been fairly well kept all in all. They need good homes, and lots of love."

Cats interested can call 1-800-OLD-LADY.

old feral women.....rather depressing isn't it.

hehehhe