Overview
- Authorities discovered 69 living cats, eight kittens, and 28 dead cats in Stephen Glantz's Bohemia home following complaints about unsanitary conditions.
- The home was condemned by the Islip Town fire marshal due to severe contamination from feces, urine, and dangerously high ammonia levels.
- The surviving cats are being treated for medical issues, including respiratory and eye infections, at the Islip Town Animal Shelter and the SPCA's mobile hospital.
- Glantz was charged with 18 misdemeanors for animal neglect and cruelty and is scheduled to be arraigned on May 23, 2025, in Suffolk County First District Court.
- The SPCA is seeking donations to cover veterinary expenses for the rescued cats, which will be available for adoption after receiving medical clearance.