Animal hoarders live in deep denial, even as their lives come unraveled

Kittens were being born at a home in Winsted even as the Winchester Police Department removed some 200 cats from the dwelling that was infested with fleas, the stench of urine so strong that it was overbearing, even in a Hazmat suit and mask.

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