(Portland, OR) -- Most of the more-than-30 cats rescued from a neglected animal case in Washington County in June are settling into new homes. The Oregon Humane Society says most of the cats have been adopted after a call went out for adoptions last month. Many of the cats were suffering from eye infections and skin issues that required surgery, medication, and other support. Some of the cats also needed behavioral care. The OHS says total costs for all the care exceeded 100-thousand dollars. The suspect in the case pleaded guilty to ten counts of Animal Neglect in the First Degree.