More on Hurricane Katrina: How You Can Help
Wednesday September 7, 2005
The outpouring of help from humane societies, rescue groups, and other animal advocate organizations has been heartwarming in the aftermath of this tragedy. You and I can also help, by donating to one or more of these groups:
HSUS Disaster Relief Fund The HSUS has mounted a massive relief effort in association with other agencies.
Best Friends Animal Society (Affiliated with Best Friends Animal Sanctuary)This large national group has played a huge role on the scene, and has been responsible for the rescue of hundreds of animals in the aftermath of Katrina.
ASPCA The ASPCA Disaster Relief fund helps with efforts during emergencies, such as Hurricane Katrina. Thus far, the ASPCA has contributed $145,000 to humane societies and other groups in the disaster area, and has pledged an additional $250,000 to the LA SPCA's rebuilding fund.
Noah's Wish Noah's Wish is a non-profit organization located in California, organized specifically to give assistance for animal victims of disasters in the U.S. They have set up a shelter in cooperation with theSlidell LA Animal Control, and currently have 269 animals under their care.
North Shore Animal League America Based in New York, but national in scope, the NSALA's mobile unit was used as a triage unit in the Mississippi staging area for the first animals rescued from Katrina's ravages. They are coordinating with both local rescue and national groups to assist injured and displaced animals in the hurricane's path.
The spirit of cooperation among all these groups is evidence of the kind of compassion and humane spirit found in this country. Your contributions are essential to the success of their endeavors. Thanks for giving!
The spirit of cooperation among all these groups is evidence of the kind of compassion and humane spirit found in this country. Your contributions are essential to the success of their endeavors. Thanks for giving!


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