Former neighbour furious at slow SPCA response to cat crisis
CHASE, B.C. — The woman who reported dozens of cats living in squalid conditions on a Chase property months ago says she’s incensed it took this long for the SPCA to act.
Kimberlee Colliver says she reported the situation on February 19.
Colliver says she and her husband were outside their Birch Street home when she heard a cat wailing on a nearby property, and went to investigate.
“We pull around to where we thought the sound was coming from. As soon as I got out of the truck, even my husband, we were like, ‘What is that smell?’” said Colliver. “You know when a male cat sprays? It smelled like 100 cats had sprayed in one spot.”