Tethered and Abandoned Dogs Left to Die in Louisiana Floods Are Now Forever Safe
The floods came fast and with little warning for many people, who weren’t allowed to get back to save their animals after evacuations began.
The floods came fast and with little warning for many people, who weren’t allowed to get back to save their animals after evacuations began.
This poor dog was found clinging to a broken fence for dear life. He’s safe and sound now.
“Even though the water inside was over a foot & we lost a lot (including their beds) they gave us a chance to get up and get out. That’s the true nature of a pit.”
“Louisiana passed a Pet Evacuation Act, which basically mandated that pets be evacuated with people, that shelters accept pets.”
A boon to everyone’s spirits came five days after the earthquake when a teenage boy was discovered. He had survived on ghee and water wrung from his clothes.