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ARCADIA, Calif. - Pasadena Humane rescued nearly 100 small pets from a single home in Arcadia this week, calling it one of the largest small-animal hoarding cases in the shelter's recent history.
What we know:
The rescue operation targeted a home in Arcadia and involved the intake of 31 mice and 63 hamsters.
Officials confirmed on Thursday that some of the rescued animals are pregnant and expected to give birth soon, which could potentially push the final number of animals saved to more than 100. Image 1 of 3 ▼
Photo courtesy Pasadena Humane Society
Staff provided veterinary exams, appropriate housing, and ongoing care for every animal.
What they're saying:
Pasadena Humane noted the reproductive speed of these animals as a key factor in hoarding cases.
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