The Merced County Sheriff's Office rescued over 100 cats from a U-Haul van and arrested a 69-year-old Long Beach woman for ...

SANTA NELLA, Calif. ( KSEE) — A California woman was arrested and faces 93 counts of animal cruelty after deputies found 106 ...

More than 130 cats—many malnourished, and some already dead—were discovered crammed inside a sweltering U-Haul van.

As a result, the owner, 69, is now facing up to 93 counts of Animal Cruelty and was then booked into Merced County Jail. A ...

A U-Haul van was found in a California Taco Bell parking lot on Sunday evening crawling with cats. Officials said the van contained 134 cats, most in distress and about one-fifth of them dead.

By Richard Ramos Click here for updates on this story SANTA NELLA, California (KOVR) -- A welfare check resulted in the ...

A welfare check resulted in the grisly discovery of 28 dead cats and another 106 "extremely emaciated cats" in a U-Haul van in Central California, authorities said Monday.

U-Haul van in a Taco Bell parking lot in Santa Nella, Calif. on June 19. The owner now faces charges of animal cruelty.

A Southern California woman was arrested after leaving over 100 cats inside a U-Haul in a parking lot, according to the Merced County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies arrested Jeannie Maxon after finding 106 cats in a van, 28 of them dead, with no food or water. She faces 93 animal cruelty charges.

A woman faces 93 counts of animal cruelty after California police discovered more than 130 emaciated cats, 28 of which were dead, crammed inside a U-Haul van over the weekend. A deputy was ...