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Advisories

  • Pet-Abuse.com (Sept. 7, 2005) Caution Urged When Donating to Hurricane Katrina Relief Funds
  • Read this advisory from Scambusters
  • Avoid fly-by-night charities. Read this advisory from the Charity Navigator.
  • FBI Beware Hurricane Katrina Relief Scams - FBI Cyber Exec Warns of Online Schemers Exploiting the Tragedy E-scams
  • USDoJ Possible Fraud Schemes: Solicitations of Donations for Victims of Hurricane Katrina

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  • Senator John Ensign (Sept. 14, 2005) In a letter to Pres. Bush, Ensign Warns Of Health Risks Caused By Pets Abandoned By Katrina Victims (letter was co-signed by Senator Rick Santorum R-PA)
  • Sit and Stay (A Poem) Dedicated to the all the loyal pets who sat and waited for their masters to return after Katrina's winds and waters separated them.
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News Media

A good Samaritan from New Jersey turns a rented RV into a rolling kennel, and reunites dogs and cats with New Orleans pet owners 'waiting for their heartbeats to come home.'
  • Gambit Weekly (Dec. 6, 2005) Catch as Catch Can by Bill Sasser
  • baxterbulletin.com (Nov. 30, 2005) Last dogs leaving EDNAH
  • sfgate.com (Nov. 29, 2005) The dogs of New Orleans: After all the human tragedy, pets left behind were an afterthought -- except to a pack of determined rescuers
  • msnbc.msn.com (Nov. 28, 2005) Miss Kitty headed for new home in Canada - Animal rescuer who reunited late owner with ‘miracle cat’ is new owner
  • Knight Rider Tribune News [2] (Nov. 19, 2005) Animal rights groups differ on severity of plight of strays - Louisiana SPCA says volunteers' services unneeded
  • bloodhorse.com (Nov. 1, 2005) Jockeys Will Ride To Benefit Katrina Hurricane Victims
  • msnbc.msn.com (Nov. 3, 2005) Shaggy survivors hanging on after Katrina - Rescuers are still finding pets — starving but alive — in New Orleans

See also Animal Rescue News Archive

Adopt or Foster a Pet

 Operation Orphans of the Storm
 c/o The Marin Humane Society
 171 Bel Marin Keys Blvd.
 Novato, CA 94949
 (415) 506-6256

Animal Healthcare

Financial Assistance

Animal Care Protocols

Animal Rescuers

RESIDENT FEEDERS and INCOMING VOLUNTEERS, report to:
Celebration Station
5959 Veterans Memorial Blvd.
Metairie, LA 70003
Yahoo map
  • Atlanta Pet Rescue & Adoption
  • Bayou Rescue A 501(c)3 organization supporting disaster relief efforts for animals and their caretakers
  • Best Friends Animal Society
  • Code 3 Code 3 Associates, Inc. is dedicated to both professional disaster response for animal rescue operations and to training individuals working in animal related law enforcement throughout the country.
  • D.E.L.T.A. Rescue is focused on feeding the animal survivors of Hurricane Katrina, who are in danger of starving. The organization manufactures its own dry dog and cat food, which it is sending by the truckload to areas where survivors have been evacuated. The food will be distributed to animals by disaster relief workers already giving out human food.
  • Disaster Response Animal Rescue Stationed out of the Winn Dixie at 4600 Chef Menteur Hwy, DRAR was born from a desperate need to save animals left behind after hurricane Katrina to cut through the red tape that hindered their rescue.
  • Eric's Blog Eric is rescuing animals door-to-door in N.O.
  • Grass Roots Animal Rescue [26]
    • Grass Roots Animal Rescue is operating out of the Winn Dixie parking lot at 4600 Chef Menteur Highway in New Orleans. We have been onsite since September 9th, 2005. We are incorporated in the State of Michigan and our Federal Tax ID number is: 20-3602648. Our 501(c)3 is pending.
  • Hearts United for Animals
    • HUA is a national no-kill animal shelter, sanctuary and animal welfare organization dedicated to the relief of suffering. We rescue dogs from all over the country and specialize in long distance adoptions.
  • Helen Woodward Animal Center Operating at 115 Obed Magee Road in Tylertown, Mississippi, 39667.
  • Hopalong Animal Rescue
  • H.O.P.E. Helping Out Pets Everywhere [27]
  • Humane Society Call to report the location of a pet left behind to rescue teams. 1-800-HUMANE1.
    • At The HSUS Disaster Response compound in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the dogs need walking. The cats need food and water. The stalls and crates need cleaning.
  • International Fund for Animal Welfare
  • KARS Katrina Animal Rescue Shelter
  • KatrinaPetConvoy.org Katrina Pet Convoy is mobilized to pick up pets left homeless by Hurricane Katrina. The convoy is leaving Arlington, TX and headed to Atlanta with hundreds of pets that need both temporary and permanent homes as a result of the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
    • PetNeighbor.Net dedicates toll-free number and staff time to help Katrinapetconvoy.org find homes for homeless pets – 866-673-4704
  • KinshipCircle.org GET WORD TO RESCUERS ON THE GROUND
  • Knapptime Adoption Rescue and Education (KARE), 501(C)3 Org.
    • KARE is a 501©3, full spectrum, public charity located in Warren, MI. Recently our deployment team deployed to Baton Rouge, LA and articipated in relief efforts there at the beginning of Katrina Relief. We were able to stay there for two weeks due to lack of funds. We then returned to Warren Michigan to create databases and assist in reuniting people with their pets. We have a number of success stories, some we still await.
    • The need for our type of support in the Gulf Coast is overwhelming and still needed. We have been requested to deploy again and deployment funds are almost depleted. Please contact us so we can discuss how best we all can help. URL http://www.knapp-time.com/Katrina.html Phone# (586) 709-9964.
    • We appeal to your generosity and to your humane spirit to help us help those without voices. Thank you!
    • Nell Knapp
    • President/Founder
  • Last Chance Ranch Equine Rescue
  • Lone Star Equine Rescue
  • Louisiana SPCA, (LA/SPCA) has begun rescuing pets from owners' houses. Owners have to call or email the operation and give their name and address and information about where the pet is confined.
  • LSU School of Veterinary Medicine
    • As of Friday, September 16, the Parker Coliseum was housing 907 companion animals, including 553 dogs, 323 cats, and assorted pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, mice, tortoises, and birds. Most of these pets are being cared for by volunteers; owners who are staying here in town are caring for 50 of the animals. The shelter reached its peak numbers on September 12, 2005, with 1,287 animals.
  • Louisiana State Animal Response Team LSART
  • Milo Foundation
  • MuttShack Animal Rescue and Foster
  • Noah's Wish
    • Noah’s wish continues to work in with Slidell, LA animal control in the temporary shelter there. Noah’s Wish is going to be holding each pet for a minimum of 30 days from the day they come in. The state is requiring that all animals be held 15 days, but our policy is to hold animals for at least 30 days. This allows time for owners to hopefully be reunited with their pets.
    • Disaster Assessment [28]
  • NOLA Pet Info Blog Updated regularly with emergency pet information and instructions/links.
  • North Shore Animal League America Hurricane Katrina Animal Rescue
    • North Shore Animal League America was one of the first animal rescue agencies on the ground in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and has been actively placing hundreds of homeless pets rescued from shelters in safe and loving homes throughout the country.
  • Operation Bring Animals Home an organization of dedicated indivuals that have put together a search and rescue team for tragedy victims.
  • Oregon Humane Society Rescue Journal
  • Pasado's Safe Haven News 
Pasado's Safe Haven
P.O. Box 171
Sultan, WA 98294
Susan Michaels (Founder)
Phone 	(360) 793-9393
Fax 	(425) 820-1717
Web site | Map | Info
  • The Pet Railroad A network of animal lovers in each state across the US willing to help transport pets from the Gulf Coast to loving foster homes and rescue groups across America.
  • Petfinder.com - Hurricane Katrina Updates and Links of Interests
    • links. hotlines numbers, news alerts
    • they're building a comprehensive database to aid the pets affected by Hurricane Katrina
    • PetFinder.com Locate shelters by state
  • Project HALO (Sept. 25, 2005) Project HALO and it's team of volunteers have been stationed in the town of Gulfport, Mississippi since September 7, assisting families in the care of their animals including medical care and supplies.
  • RescueTransporters.com
  • State Animal Response Teams (SART) are interagency state organizations dedicated to preparing, planning, responding and recovering during animal emergencies in the United States. SART is a public private partnership, joining government agencies with the private concerns around the common goal of animal issues during disasters.
  • The Pet Railroad The Pet Railroad aims to create a network of animal lovers in each state across the US willing to help transport pets from the Gulf Coast to loving foster homes and rescue groups across America.
  • UAN/EARS Unite Animal Nation/Emergency Animal Rescue Service
  • VMAT.org Veterinary Medical Assistance Teams
  • Washington Animal Rescue League (WARL) The WARL's Shelter Animal Relief Effort is focused on helping overcrowded shelters in the Gulf Coast region manage the stray and abandoned animals. Many of these animals are being transported back to WARL's privately funded shelter in Washington, D.C. In addition, the WARL's veterinary staff is tending to injured animals at the scene of the disaster.
  • WhiskerCity.com (9/12/2005) Whiskers on Wheels (WOW), a non-profit based in Seattle is looking for a donation of an RV to use as a mobile adoption center for hurricane pet victims. Call Brenda at 206-250-3898.
  • The Humane Society of Lousiana [30] 115 Obed Magee Rd, Tylertown, MS 39667

Animal Shelters

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Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides
1823 Magazine St - New Orleans, LA 70130 - (504) 671-8235
a no-kill, 501(c)3 non profit, animal rescue, shelter and adoption agency

Animal Transport

Contact Lists

  • The Contact Lists are cross posted from various forums and are displayed intact with some formatting. Go to Animal Rescue Contact Lists

See Also 

Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides

Dedication

Acknowledgements by and for the rescuers and the rescued

  • Katrina Bird Rescue by Ellen Schloss of Beaks and Noses Rescue - dedicated to the parrots of Katrina and Rita
  • GonzosKatrinaSite.com [36]

Directories and Guides (Including Blogs)

See also 

Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides

Donate for Animal Relief

See also: Animal Rescuers

Donate Money 

  LVMA, 8550 United Plaza Blvd., Suite 1001
  Baton Rouge, LA  70809:
  indicate Disaster Relief Fund on the memo line.
 (From Dr. David G. Baker, Director, Division of Laboratory Animal 
  Medicine School of Veterinary Medicine. Louisiana State University)
    Update - Urgently needed are large kennels

       MARL
       4395 South Drive
       Jackson, MS 39209
       Tel. 601-969-1631

Donate Supplies

See also Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies and Alerts

Recommendations: Contact the Organizations before making purchases of supplies. Products listed here are not endorsements and are listed as being representative of the types of supplies needed for animal rescue. Do your own competitive pricing before making purchases.

FAQs

Fund Raisers

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Forums

Legal Resources – Animal Law

Animal Cruelty Animal Cruelty Laws, by State

Animal Law Overview from Anti Vivisection Society

Animal Law.com

Animal Law International International Institute for Animal Law, a joint cooperation of National Anti-Vivisection Society in conjunction with the Advocacy and Dispute Resolution Center of The John Marshall Law School

Animal Law Info Michigan State University College of Law

Animal Welfare Act USDA

Dog Laws Dog Laws by State

Locations for Sending and Receiving Supplies

Go to Locations for Sending and Receiving Supplies

See also 

Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides

Looking Forward


Lost and Found Pets and Helplines

See Also: 

Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides

Checkout the Contact Lists, especially this one.

Maps & Satellite Images

Petitions and Legislation

Go to Looking Forward

Photo and Video Gallery

Resources by State

See also 

Animal Rescue Alerts
Animal Rescue Contact Lists
Animal Rescue Resources by State
Animal Shelters
Locations for Sending and Receiving Emergency Supplies
Lost and Found Pets and Helplines
Web Directories and Guides


Volunteer for Animal Relief and Recovery

See also Animal Rescue Alerts, DisasterAnimalsMapper

RESIDENT FEEDERS and INCOMING VOLUNTEERS, report to:
Celebration Station
5959 Veterans Memorial Blvd.
Metairie, LA 70003
Yahoo map

Other Animal Rescue Pages

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Have not checked this one with the above, but will come back. Doing scan/harvest at the moment

  • American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ASPCA already helped evacuate animals from animal shelters throughout the Gulf Coast. ASPCA's disaster response team is on site in Shreveport at the Louisiana Megashelter, where animals belonging to evacuees are arriving and are being cared for; homeless animals in shelters are being transferred to agencies outside of the areas at risk. (Also information on disaster preparedness for animals can be found here.) Support them via their website.


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