In a scene straight out of a feline fever dream, Orange County Animal Control swooped in like superhero rescuers to save over 120 cats from a single Fullerton residence.

The neighborhood drama unfolded on a seemingly quiet Wednesday when a concerned citizen tipped off local authorities about a potential cat-astrophic situation brewing on Balfour Avenue. Animal control officers and Fullerton Police descended upon the scene, transforming the tranquil street into an unexpected rescue operation.

A Whisker Away from Trouble

According to Jackie Pratt from Animal Control, the cats weren’t being mistreated, but the sheer volume of felines was overwhelming. Ranging from tiny kittens to seasoned adult cats, these furry residents were living in conditions that demanded immediate intervention.

The Neighborhood Buzz

Local residents were stunned by the unexpected police presence, with one 68-year-old neighbor noting that animal control had been sniffing around the neighborhood just a week prior. No arrests were made, but the case is being investigated as a potential misdemeanor animal cruelty situation.

Rescue and Recovery

The good news? These cats are getting a second chance. After receiving medical treatment for various contagious illnesses, they’ll eventually be available for adoption. Animal Control is practically begging local cat lovers to step up and help make room for these unexpected rescues.

If you’re looking to add some whiskered chaos to your life, head over to their shelter in Tustin and meet your new furry friend. Just remember: sometimes, too many cats is definitely a thing.