- Reaction score
- 1,828
- Location
- Shiloh, P.A.
On Oct. 15, at about 11 a.m. or so, Maximo Garcia went to buy an acetylene torch he found on Facebook Marketplace.
He drove the box truck he and his wife, Carol Molina, own for her cat rescue, Feline Solutions, operated out of her ranch house just south of York New Salem in a small subdivision in rural North Codorus Township.
Garcia needed the torch to repair some of the cages that house the dozens of cats that Molina rescues from all over York County and throughout the world. (Her avocation had led her to rescue cats from beyond our borders; one of her house cats, a calico named Belya, arrived at her doorstep from Egypt.)
He drove the box truck he and his wife, Carol Molina, own for her cat rescue, Feline Solutions, operated out of her ranch house just south of York New Salem in a small subdivision in rural North Codorus Township.
Garcia needed the torch to repair some of the cages that house the dozens of cats that Molina rescues from all over York County and throughout the world. (Her avocation had led her to rescue cats from beyond our borders; one of her house cats, a calico named Belya, arrived at her doorstep from Egypt.)
