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As crews seal up a long-abandoned apartment complex in Palm Bay, Florida, neighbors and animal advocates are sounding the alarm—especially for the community cats now trapped inside. Once a stalled development that became a safety hazard and eventually went into foreclosure, the site is now being secured by a new developer, but without any visible efforts to rescue the animals before boarding begins. Animal Control has been on-site, and contractors are checking daily for wildlife, but fears remain that the Florida heat could be deadly for any creatures left inside. Officials say they’re actively working to ensure a humane rescue, but time is running out for the animals taking shelter in the derelict buildings.
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