Bucks County Hoarding Horror: 42 Animals Rescued, Charges Pending

Local News: Dozens of Neglected Animals Rescued from Horrific Hoarding Conditions in Bucks County A shocking animal cruelty case unfolded in Hulmeville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on May 27th, resulting in the rescue of 39 cats and 3 dogs. Neighbors reported seeing humane officers removing animals from a house, describing the scene as "horrendous." Action News reporter Trish Hartman spoke with a neighbor, Victor Brandt, who stated, "There were like twenty of them in the front yard...they still had to bring more." Bucks County SPCA Chief Humane Officer Nikki Thompson explained that the woman responsible claimed she was trying to rescue and rehome the animals. However, Thompson added, "It was just too much for one person to handle." All animals showed signs of neglect and medical issues. Charges are pending against the homeowner, and authorities are also seeking to prevent her from owning animals in the future. The rescued animals are currently receiving care at the Bucks County SPCA and are expected to be available for adoption soon.