More than 70 cats were found at a home in the Town of Grafton after a We Energies worker checked the property for a report of no electricity, water, or gas.

Some cats will be available for adoption soon, others will need temporary foster homes, the Wisconsin Humane Society says.

A welfare check at a Town of Grafton residence led the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to discover the homeowner and dozens of cats living in “unhabitable" conditions, officials said.

Responding deputies spoke to the elderly homeowner and determined that the house wasn’t fit for habitation by either the person or the 73 cats that were eventually removed from the home.

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The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office was called to do a welfare check on a homeowner in the Town of Grafton where there was no running water, heat, or gas.

Seventy-three cats were removed from an elderly person's home in the Town of Grafton last week after deputies described the living conditions as “uninhabitable,” the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office said.