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SPCA calls for information after cats dumped at Long Bay Regional Park

Caroline Williams Reporter from North Shore Times

The SPCA is calling for information after two female tortoiseshell cats were found dumped on the road side at Long Bay Regional Park on Wednesday. It's not known how long the cats were there.

Despite being left with no food or water, both cats are in good health and are friendly with SPCA staff. It's estimated they are about four years old.

Anyone with information should phone 09 256 7300 ext.1 and ask for SPCA inspector Andre Williams.

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