Cathy and Robert Horvath forced to move nonprofit wildlife operation
Cathy Horvath and her husband, Bobby, are licensed animal rehabilitators in North Massapequa. The Town of Oyster Bay has informed them that they can't keep the animals at their home, following complaints from neighbors. Credit: News 12
A couple who runs a nonprofit wildlife operation has been ordered to clear the animals out of their home.
Cathy and Robert Horvath have been running their nonprofit, Wildlife in Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation, out of their North Massapequa home for more than two decades. They say they've had thousands of animals come through their doors.
Last week, town officials came by for an inspection and ordered that the Horvaths move their operation elsewhere, adding that the wildlife they're housing is in violation of town code.
Town officials will return for another inspection next Tuesday.
Service restarts at noon Tuesday The MTA and the LIRR unions have reached an agreement to end the 3-day transit strike. NewsdayTV's Pat Dolan reports.
Service restarts at noon Tuesday The MTA and the LIRR unions have reached an agreement to end the 3-day transit strike. NewsdayTV's Pat Dolan reports.
