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1:06Now PlayingTwo dozen dead cats were stashed in the freezer, while the remains of newborn kittens were found inside old cat food boxes — as new details emerge about a putrid feline-infested Long Island home.
The stench inside the Bohemia house where as many as 100 feral and stray cats — both dead and alive — were found Saturday was so severe when authorities arrived that one animal rescue worker threw up after going inside and ended up in the emergency room, officials told The Post.
“There’s kittens and Chewy boxes throughout the house,” Tammy Gatto, a volunteer with Long Island Cat and Kitten Solutions, said Sunday — referring to the online pet food retailer.
“It was crazy. There had to be like a hundred Chewy boxes in the entire house. They were scattered in every room, and there were little bodies, dead bodies, inside.
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