Take A Break: Animalkind
Updated: Wednesday, March 20 2013, 12:56 PM EDT
HUDSON -- Animalkind, a cat rescue and adoption center, was forced from its home a few months ago when a fire tore through parts of the building.
Hundreds of cats who were already looking for a new home suddenly needed another temporary one.
Jerry Gretzinger reports how, despite a major setback, the woman who has been there for the animals all along isn't walking away now.
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