Tree smashes LI home during intense storms, trapping dozens of cats inside

Source: New York Post

A massive tree crashed through a Long Island home during intense storms on Monday — trapping nearly three dozen cats inside the wreckage, according to reports and authorities. The 70-year-old tree smashed into the Westbury home on Oakdale Drive around 9 p. m.

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