Authorities have removed 10 cats from a Lockport home after discovering that the residents were not supposed to have animals. The removal is part of an ongoing investigation into animal welfare in the area. On Saturday, May 30, 2026, authorities visited the home and found the 10 cats, which were then taken into custody.
"The welfare of the animals is our top priority, and we will do everything in our power to ensure that they are safe and well cared for," said a spokesperson for the Niagara County authorities.
The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the removal of the cats. Lockport residents are being reminded to report any concerns about animal welfare to the authorities, and to seek help if they are struggling to care for their pets. The removal of the cats is a reminder of the importance of animal welfare and the need for responsible pet ownership. Niagara County authorities are working to educate the public about animal welfare and to provide resources for those who need help caring for their pets. As the investigation continues, Lockport residents can expect to see more activity from authorities in the area.
The SPCA is also involved in the investigation, and is working to provide care and support for the removed animals. The city is taking steps to address animal welfare concerns, and residents can look forward to seeing more efforts to promote responsible pet ownership and animal care.