Oakland might not have much water, but it’s littered with kittens

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By Ana Sofia KnaufMay 6, 2015, 3:41 pm71 pts
In addition to mandatory water rationing, the California drought could be behind another peculiar problem in the Bay Area. This spring, Oakland Animal Services officials reported having an abundance of kittens in their shelters — nearly 30 percent more kittens than usual, in the case of a city-operated…

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