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Post by kathy on Sept 7, 2005 3:22:50 GMT
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Post by kathy on Sept 7, 2005 3:41:50 GMT
Tales of pets left stranded underscore the urgency facing HSUS’s Disaster Animal Response Teams. More:tinyurl.com/9pm2wRefusing to leave their pets behind when evacuating, some people improvised. More:tinyurl.com/9mt5p |
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Post by kathy on Sept 7, 2005 3:43:24 GMT
Thousands of hurricane victims are depending on us to help their animals be rescued. Please give what you can now to our Hurricane Katrina Animal Rescue emergency campaign. IFAW is working with United Animal Nations' Emergency Animal Rescue Service and Code 3 Associates to send its 78-foot disaster-relief and animal rescue response unit to rescue animal victims of Hurricane Katrina. www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?splash&oid=3 |
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Post by kathy on Sept 7, 2005 3:58:41 GMT
eams of American Humane Association's Animal Emergency Services responders along with other animal rescue teams have been pulling stranded animals from submerged areas of downtown New Orleans for the last two days and transporting them to safety -- all by boat -- according to the latest field reports. The rescue teams, dispatched into the flooded areas again today by the American Humane Association, are experienced and highly trained for technical animal rescue, and are working alongside expert responders from other organizations to save as many animals as possible. Groups combining forces with the American Humane Association include Animal Rescue League of Boston, United Animal Nations (UAN), American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), Code 3, and Humane Society of the United States. (HSUS). biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050906/latu091.html?.v=23 |
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