End Suffering At Caboodle Ranch

Caboodle Ranch in Lee, Florida is home to over 500 cats.  The ranch is run by a man named Craig Grant.  It started when Mr. Grant's son left his cat, Pepper, with him.  Pepper became pregnant, and had five kittens.  Cats grew on him, so much that he decided to dedicate his life to them.
Unforunately, we fear the ranch of 500 cats is not being properly maintained.  Many people have visited the ranch and come back with photos of horrific illness and injury that these cats are suffering from.   There have been many accounts of cats who have gone missing due to coyotes in the area and a faulty fence.  This photo, unfortunately, is one of many cats who are at Caboodle Ranch suffering from infection and illness.
We would, at the very least, like to see a thorough investigation done with a two week stay at the ranch so the living conditions and sickness can be properly documented and dealt with.  We also want Mr. Grant to show his records of all the cats who have come in--why isn't he being held accountable?  The time for accountability is now.  We believe this is animal hoarding, and needs to be dealt with accordingly.  Good intentions are wonderful, but not when the cats are suffering like this.  Please consider helping us by signing this petition. 
Some testimony from Caboodle Ranch visitors:
"Upon our arrival to the Caboodle Ranch we were met with a sight of true shock and horror with what we found. In that there were no care takers on the premises, we waited outside their locked gate which was posted "Private Property - No Trespassing." We called the proprietor, Craig and waited for his arrival. While we waited, dozens of cats outside the facility approached us, many of them were dying and in a starvation mode, most of them were severely infected with upper-respiratory infection, eye disease and open wounds upon their skin and walking with tilted heads due to their ear infections. It was a sight difficult for the mind to truly immediately understand."  - Alfonso
"We only saw about 100 cats and out of them at least 75 looked sick. Many just skin and bones. Some missing eyes. Many missing patches of fur. One missing a leg, which must have been recently amputated, and the entire area where the healing was taking place was entirely covered in tiny bugs of some kind. All the cats were surrounded by gnats and are flea bitten. Many of the cats were either sneezing, coughing and had runny eyes and noses and since they all eat and drink out of the same places, whatever illness they have they pass to each other. "  -Susan