Over 700 Texas Flood Pets Rescued Nationwide
Over 700 Texas Flood Pets Rescued Nationwide

Over 700 Texas Flood Pets Rescued Nationwide

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Animal shelters nationwide have mobilized to rescue and rehome over 700 dogs and cats displaced by the July 4 flooding in central Texas, which killed more than 130 people. Organizations such as Fearless Kitty Rescue, Coconino Humane Association, PAWS Chicago, Wings of Rescue, Austin Pets Alive!, and Best Friends Animal Society have coordinated transports from Texas to destinations including Arizona, Nebraska, and Chicago. These transfers alleviate overcrowding in Texas shelters and enable them to focus on rescue and reunification efforts. The rescued pets receive immediate medical care and are prepared for adoption or fostering. This broad network of national support highlights the collaborative response to animal welfare in disasters. Many of the relocated pets are expected to be available for adoption once they have recovered.

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