Nebraska Humane Society offering free cats

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7:36 AM, Jul 9, 2018
5:33 PM, Jul 16, 2018
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OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) - Because of overcrowding, the Nebraska Humane Society is offering free cats six months and older. 

Additionally, all kittens are 2 for $100 Monday. The Humane Society was they are experiencing a large influx of cats. 

"During the spring and summer, shelters get inundated with cats because there's no leash law in Omaha, a lot of care free-roaming," NHS spokeswoman Pam Wiese said. "A lot of cats aren't fixed, those cats get together and the result is a lot of babies so every summer we get a lot of cats." 

To prevent the overcrowding, the Humane Society said to spay or neuter your cat and if possible, don't let them roam outside. 

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