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News Release Monday, April 30, 2012

Voice for the Animals Teams up with LAPD to Rescue Cats on Skid Row NA12096rh What: Cat Rescue When: Saturday, April 28, 2012 5 a.m. Where: 7th Street and San Julian Los Angeles Who: Off Duty LAPD Officers Voice for the Animals Why: Members of the Los Angeles Police Department are joining efforts this Saturday morning with a local rescue group Voice For The Animals (VFTA). The officers will work with the community volunteers from VFTA in an effort to rescue a large group of cats and kittens who were being fed for many years by a church on Skid Row. The church closed this week which means that the more than 50 adult cats and kittens would be forced to fend for themselves on the City streets. Contact: For additional information contact Media Relations Section at 213-486-5910.

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