Combating the Problem of 500K Feral Cats in NYC | The Deep End

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There are nearly 500,000 cats living on the street in New York City - that’s as many cats as human toddlers. Cat rescuers, Becky and Britt, have made it their mission to catch and fix them. They roam alleys and abandoned buildings and stalk the city’s colonies teaming with breeding, feral cats. But they meet their match in a suspected cat hoarder who doesn’t believe in sterilizing animals. How far will Becky and Britt go to save a cat?

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