Investigation launched after ferrets found abandoned in Putnam County
The ferrets were found inside a crate at the Park and Ride on Route 311 in Patterson.
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Mar 14, 2024, 11:16 AM
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Updated 61 days ago
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5ds agoAn investigation is underway in Putnam County after a crate containing ferrets was discovered abandoned.
The ferrets were found inside a crate at the Park and Ride on Route 311 in Patterson.
A concerned citizen alerted the New York State Police, who subsequently contacted the county SPCA.
The animals have since been transported to a local small animal expert who is providing care for them.
Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Putnam County SPCA at (845) 520-6915.
