After adopting 46 cats and two dogs from a property in northern Alberta, Calgary

After the owner of dozens of animals from a northern Alberta property passed away, a Calgary animal rescue group is requesting assistance from the public.

According to R.J. Bailot, executive director and co-founder of the Canadian Animal Task Force (CATF), a family member called his group on Monday to request assistance in caring for the numerous animals that reside on their loved one's land.

According to Bailot, the family was aware that their relative had a large number of animals, but they were unsure of the precise number.

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Upon reaching the rural farm on Monday, around five and a half hours northeast of Calgary, volunteers collected two elderly dogs and forty-six cats.

An animal shelter in Calgary is seeking assistance from
the public following the adoption of dozens of animals from a homestead in northern Alberta. (Supplied) "It goes without saying that the animals were extremely happy when we went out there yesterday to pick them up because they were really hungry and just wanted human affection," Bailot stated. He was an animal lover in the community who felt overpowered by the sheer number of animals.

What frequently occurs in these situations is that when there are community members who are particularly concerned about cats, people frequently drop off their cats at their homes because they know they will look after them. His stats were quite high, and regrettably, no strategy was in place in case something were to happen to him.

Although the company is Its inventor believes this big influx is a challenge, but he is delighted to help. CATF is mostly supported by donations and is operated by volunteers.

According to Bailot, the majority of the animals are fortunately healthy, but they still require financial support for maintenance and attention.

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