The Joint Animal Services in Olympia rescued more than 130 cats and kittens from "horrendous" conditions on Wednesday. With the new additions, Joint Animal Services facilities are now at critical capacity. The staff is asking the community to donate, foster or adopt if possible. There are now 230 animals in Animal Services' care. The organization doubled the number of animals in their facility in a single day. Staff is also still working to rescue more cats inside the residence. It is estimated that there could be at least 15 more still on the property. All of the cats seized were found living in deplorable conditions. Sarah Hock, Executive Director of Joint Animal Services said the cats were living in their own filth. Those who rescued the cats had to wear protective gear when they got them out. "There was really no access to food or water,” said Hock. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/life/animals/over-100-cats-rescued-olympia/281-fd2f4ff8-03a7-4ab4-9e86-41864e2c0ba8