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Sep 29, 2008 -
It's not just pets that need help in the aftermath of recent hurricanes, over 1,000 baby squirrels are undergoing care in what's best described as a "squirrel neonatal unit". The Houston SPCA still receives 20 to 30 lil ones each day, causing these creatures to far outnumber all of the other animals there.
We’re feeding them puppy formula every three hours.
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Sep 18, 2008 -
Thankfully, there were improved plans in place before the recent hurricanes hit, but I'm reminded that plenty of pets still need help in the storms' aftermath. Shelters including the Houston Humane Society and the Galveston Island Humane Society are working around the clock to photograph all the arriving animals to help keep track of the pets, and locate their owners. Much of the area is still without running water, electricity or gas .
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Sep 03, 2008 -
One of the most devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina three years ago was the fact that pets were not allowed on evacuation buses or boats – so thousands of people were forced to leave their furry loved ones behind if they had no other way out of the hurricane's path. Thankfully, we have since then not only learned how to better prepare ourselves for a natural disaster, but lawmakers have come to realize that pets are part of your family, too.
In May of 2006, the Pet Evacuation Bill was approved by the House of Representatives in response to the unfortunate treatment of animals during Katrina's evacuation.
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Sep 17, 2008 -
Cat Jet combats litterbox stinks with a Mac mini and a lot of DIY – Boing Boing
Eco-tastic, customizable bumper beds news from West Paw! – moderncat
Chasing tail? Bizarre pet behaviors explained – Womansday.com
Top 10 pet peeves dogs have with humans (if they could talk) – PetPlace.com
How do you really get stinky pet smells from your sofa?
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