Meet Lynea Lattanzio, also known as the “eccentric, mad cat woman,” who has a lot of love to give to her fluffy feline pals despite the fact that she freely admits to being one.

She has spent the better part of her life working to protect animals and has rescued as many as she was able, but she has never been blind to the fact that there are still a great number of animals who must make a living on the streets.

Because of this, she made the decision to take in a large number of stray cats and give them a home in her spacious 4,200-square-foot house.

It is fortunate that Lattanzio’s house is so spacious; yet, the elderly woman has essentially “moved out” of one of her bedrooms in order to give her cats a little bit more area to roam about in.

Although there are five bedrooms across the whole house, Lynea chooses to sleep in a tiny trailer that is located in her backyard instead.

This allows her to feel connected to the natural world while also ensuring that she is never far from her feline companions.

The cat sanctuary known as The Cat House of the Kings has, without a doubt, enhanced the quality of life for a great number of cats during the course of its existence.

The cats were mostly abandoned, wild, or strays when they arrived at the refuge, and the staff did their best to bring back their pleasure.

Since its inception over three decades ago, this group estimates that it has provided assistance to around 30,000 of these cats.

According to information provided on the organization’s website, ” The Cat House on the Kings is California’s biggest no-cage, no-kill, lifetime cat sanctuary, and adoption facility.” “Our mission is to place rescued cats and kittens directly into loving, permanent homes; to provide a safe, happy, and healthy home for unwanted cats and kittens in a one-of-a-kind center that does not use cages; to prevent the overpopulation of pets by spaying and neutering them, and to educate the public about responsible pet ownership.”

Since it opened its doors 29 years ago, The Cat Home on the Kings has been responsible for the rescue of approximately 30,000 cats and 7,100 dogs. This number does not include the 56,000 animals that have been altered via spaying and neutering. and is responsible for the care of more than 700 cats and kittens, a dozen or so dogs, and dozens of peacocks.”

Lynea is fortunate in that she can rely on the unwavering support that she gets from the staff and the volunteers.

Every single one of these creatures has to be fed, and there’s always going to be someone who needs medical treatment.

Lynea estimates that the annual cost of providing care for more than one thousand cats is around $1.6 million, despite the fact that this is not an easy task by any stretch of the imagination.

There is a significant cost associated with taking after these animals at Lynea’s at the shelter, but the organization does not have any reliable sources of money.

Doreen Wallet was befuddled about what to do with all of her estates since she owned a number of them.

As a result, she made the decision to donate it to the sanctuary, which would enable them to increase the size of the refuge by at least six acres.

They were also successful in erecting a massive cat-proof fence, which freed the cats from confinement and enabled them to explore their environment without fear.

Lynea’s special visitors at her house have also managed to attract the attention of the internet, where she is described as the “ultimate cat woman” because of the number of cats that reside in her home.

On YouTube, there is a video that includes an interview with Lynea as well as a tour of her residence. The video has approximately 10 million views.

According to one of the commenters, ” She treats them properly.” “It’s a significant improvement compared to the hoarders who let their cats go free and cause difficulties. She should get a prize. They don’t seem to be afraid of her at all, which is a tremendous joy. Someone else wrote,

She is a kind human being who has compassion for animals, and I have no reason to assume that she is a “mad cat woman.”