Interview Questions: Laura Maloney LASPCA
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Over the last few weeks I have been in regular contact with Laura Maloney President of the LASPCA.
My initial email to her with the questions, "Laura I hope you will respond to any of these questions you feel prepared to do so. I think a lot of bad information may be being passed around. I have tried to post accurate information on my blog and would like to give you the chance to set the record straight."
The questions: (see #2-#19 in comments)
1. Yesterday in a conversation Asst. State Vet Marsha Littlefield claims that the LASPCA was responsible for shutting down the HSUS as of the end of October. Yet you told me several days ago in an email that it was not you? Can we get a straight answer? How many employees and volunteers do you have on the streets today? And what are they doing? How many “animal control” or other volunteers do you need to finish the job?
The state veterinarian and the USDA representative determined that Lamar would close on September 30 based on an early discussion about 9/30 being the date when animals could go into foster care. The LA/SPCA had nothing to do the decision to close Lamar and asked that it be extended since our facility wouldn’t be open. During the first week of October, the LA/SPCA asked the Mayor of New Orleans to contact the lessee for Lamar to ask if we could use it for animal control services. By the time the city and Lamar responded, in mid-October, we were well on our way to setting up our current facility in Algiers and couldn’t have operated two facilities.
Between Oct 1 and last week, we were blessed with significant human resource support from SPCA of Texas, San Diego Humane Society, HSUS, and the ASPCA. We had a strong operations director from Broward County Humane helping us setting-up shop.
Most people have now returned home. We now have about 6 officers on the street and the same number of people working in the shelter. Our regular LA/SPCA volunteers (pre-Katrina) are coming in to assist as well.
We are seeking volunteers to work with our ACOs and shelter staff and are accepting applications at our facility, 701 Thayer St. We’ll have the applications online soon. However, volunteer opportunities are limited until our roof is replaced. See next question.
PLEASE SEE QUESTION 2 THROUGH 19 IN THE FIRST COMMENT FIELD (CLICK COMMENTS BELOW)
Laura wants to know why anyone would spraypaint a car? Situations like this have caused tension with people as they came home. She did say in the early days the army did instruct the painting of houses.
posted by EricsDogBlog.com @ Tuesday, November 01, 2005
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50 Comments:
2. Why isn’t the new shelter in Algiers open? Is this not a clear sign that you should have continued to work with the HSUS who has funds and manpower to help you?
We are still working with HSUS, ASPCA, and many others. We couldn’t have come this far without them.
Our facility is open for lost & found and our field teams bring in animals every day. The reason we haven’t opened to the public for normal animal control services is because we’d end up like Lamar-Dixon with hundreds of animals at our door (from individual rescuers and make-shift shelters) with no way to control intake. The number of animals we can bring in is dependent on the number of caregivers we have available. Many of our problems at Lamar resulted from lack of communication between the shelter and field. Intake must be managed and calls dispatched and results noted.
Additionally, we’re a legal entity in New Orleans and we are required to follow the law. The building we’re occupying has extensive roof damage and cannot be inhabited by the public. We’re in the process of getting a building permit, but God forbid, a volunteer got hurt while working. The roof is now being replaced, but it will be 10 days before the work is finished.
Our coffee warehouse-turned shelter will operate as a shelter for at least 2 years. Our facility on Japonica St was destroyed. We set-up a semi-permanent sheltering system with different housing areas for healthy, sick, and aggressive; intake areas; veterinary clinic; dog walking area; and wrote standard operating procedures for consistency in operations. All staff and volunteers follow the same protocols.
3. Are you sure you are not underestimating the resources that you need?
We need LOTS of support. Because we serve a dual mission of animal welfare and law enforcement, we must use skilled volunteers or people who are willing to work within our animal control guidelines when working the streets. Many of the people we’ve spoken to have only wanted to rescue and have no interest in the sheltering component. The number of animals rescued is dependent on the number of animals we can humanely care for onsite. I have sensed a shift recently and more people have told others (who then tell me) that they’re ready to clean cages.
4. Why not bring in teams to feed and water so they are under your control?
There were two feeding missions throughout the primary rescue period:
a. Street - we were working with feed & water teams until 2 or so weeks ago. The city’s Mosquito & Rodent Control asked us to stop feeding large bags of food as it was causing problems for residents (and them). There were still hundreds of individual rescuers feeding on the streets.
b. Animals still in homes – we continued to feed individual animals in houses until they could be removed. Our goal was to remove them ASAP and hold them in our facility where they could receive vet care, food, etc.
5. It is obvious to many of us that the list of “owner call ins” to 1800humane1 was not used effectively until very late into the crisis. Do you know why and do you have any other comments?
I could write a book on this issue.
Lamar was essentially a large sheltering and dispatching operation. We housed 1200 animals a day, minimum. It’s the largest shelter operation in history. We received calls for service and needed to dispatch those calls in an organized fashion. This is the type of work that large shelters do every day. Looking back, we needed strong shelter managers running day-to-day operations instead of those skilled in other areas of animal welfare.
Louisiana residents asked every animal organization they could find to save their pets. Unfortunately, there wasn’t one central list, but many. Every organization attempted to fulfill the requests they received from callers. We tried on several occasions to organize the lists and dispatch calls by breaking the city into quadrants. It worked for a day or two and then everyone fell back onto their own list or they’d see an animal on the street and forget the list altogether.
Another major problem was the lack of communication between the rescuer and dispatcher. The dispatcher couldn’t mark addresses off the lists since they weren’t getting the information as to where they had visited. The same addresses were being visited many times over only to find the animal had already been removed.
We also didn’t have a central dispatching software system.
In the future, I’d like to see the major players (government, national humane groups, sheltering professionals, and local organizations) work toward a national disaster plan with built-in trigger points. We could develop a central database and phone line that would be turned-on a few days before a known disaster (and immediately following a fire or some other unexpected event). Every group would know its role and we’d put our plan into action. (I developed a chart that was sent to HSUS, ASPCA, USDA, and others to share the idea).
Lets stop this rumor before it even starts. Rumor is Algiers will have to be a kill shelter. How long will Algiers hold animals? Will you work with other rescues and shelters to get animals out without euthanizing them?
The LA/SPCA is an open admission shelter, accepting any and all animals regardless of health status, age, or breed. In addition to being a non-profit, we are an animal control facility that deals with fighting dogs and aggressive animals that cannot be adopted into homes.
We have enjoyed strong relationships with rescue groups before Katrina and will continue to work with anyone that can provide our animals with good homes. We are currently transferring out all animals that shelters will accept. We do not give animals to anyone who asks, however. We have high standards of care and require references from known entities.
We legally hold animals for 5 days to allow owners an opportunity to find their pets. On the 6th day, the animal can go up for adoption. We will only euthanize an animal if he or she is unsuitable for adoption or another shelter cannot accept him and we have no space for holding the animal. We’re hoping that the desire to adopt our animals stays strong long after the rescue effort has ceased.
In the past few years, we tripled our adoption rate due to off-site adoptions, matchmaking, and greater attention to behavior problems. We expect to continue our climb in the years to come. Because many animals have been removed from the city, we don’t expect our intake to be as high as in the past. We typically took-in 1,000 animals a month. Our neighboring Jefferson Parish takes in 2,000 animals a month.
6. Why will you only credential animal control officers?
The LA/SPCA is responsible to the City of New Orleans, the animals in the city, its board of directors and residents to ensure that animal control activities are carried out by trained professionals who know the laws, and can handle aggressive animals ensuring the safety of themselves, the animal, and the public.
It’s important for people to remember that we’re a law enforcement agency. The police department cannot deputize anyone that says they want to help protect the city. We’d have vigilantes everywhere. The same applies to animal control.
We’re held legally liable for anyone that is working on our behalf.
7. Why can’t volunteers who want to feed and water animals work for the LASPCA. Why can’t you seek the assistance of volunteers who are not animal control officers to feed and water and locate animals?
We are no longer feeding in place, but capturing.
8. Another common rumor is that you will poison animals at some point or euthanize them immediately. I suspect what your answer will be but it out on the net so you might as well respond.
Poison?????? We’d prosecute anyone for doing such a thing.
9. Who will re socialize animals that have packed once they are trapped?
We find that animals that have been running the streets quickly return to normal once they’re back in a setting that reminds them of home. Each day, we walk and play with animals in our care. It’s part of normal operations. Once volunteers can safely work in the shelter, we’ll begin our socialization program that was part of normal life at Japonica St.
10. Are we not forgetting the cats in this puzzle? We are hearing daily about owners returning to find cats fat and healthy on the front porch due to feeding and watering programs? And again we have heard that information about dogs packing up but even if this is true why not feed the cats as there appears to be thousands of them in desperate need of feeding?
Interestingly, cats fared much better than dogs throughout the entire disaster. New Orleans is home to hundreds of feral cat colonies. As long as there’s a feeder, we’d ask that the colonies be maintained and not removed. We had a large, free, feral cat program pre-Katrina and hope to return to it at some point in the future.
11. Is it illegal to feed and water animals in the city? Is it illegal to enter a house where an owner has specifically requested that a rescuer do so?
It’s illegal to feed animals on public property. If a person has permission to enter a house, it’s not illegal to enter it. The problem, however, is that homes ware being entered without permission and without animals residing in them.
Last week, we attended a neighborhood meeting with a City Councilwoman, and police to answer angry questions about the “uncontrolled” animal rescuers. The community assumes it’s our organization doing the damage. Below is a photo of a car that was spray painted with the SPCA. Why paint a person’s car when another strategy could be employed? Next to it is a photo of someone’s house painted, ““go away SPCA” we’re living here. These are just a few examples.
12. Who claims that there is a big rat problem?
The City government, residents, and Rodent Control. With all the spoiling food, open containers, and debris (for cover), the rat population is getting a boost. There are huge open bags of dog/cat food throughout the city.
13. Where were you during the crisis? I mean did you work out of New Orleans or Lamar Dixon? Did you help make day to day rescue decisions?
I just wrote my personal experience for an upcoming issue of “Urbandog Magazine.” I believe they’ll be publishing it online for anyone to read.
I spent my days (and nights) at one of three places – Lamar, the City’s command center in New Orleans with police and military, and on the streets of the city.
14. Do you have a feel for how bad of system it is for an owner to search for lost animals? Can you understand how frustrated they are? Many have no Internet yet they are asked to use the Internet to find animals. The state vets first adoption date was October 15th which is seems ridiculous give that owners suffered the worse disaster It seems to defy common sense. Comments?
For those who don’t have internet, they can visit us at 701 Algiers. We’re helping people locate lost pets. They can look on the internet, talk to us, or ask us to look for them. We also have a list of organizations that accepted animals from us (it’s 5 pages long). We’ll be posting it on our website. (Personal note: our webmaster’s girlfriend jumped out of a plane and her parachute didn’t work. She broke her two feet and variety of other bones. Our webmaster hasn’t been able to upload info but will be back at work on Monday.)
Shelters holding Katrina animals have been asked to extend the holding period until mid December; many of doing so. It’s difficult for shelters to hold animals for such a long period of time as they still have to accept animals from their own communities.
60% of the animals at Lamar were pit bulls, which complicates life for most shelters.
15. Whose idea was it to spray paint on houses vs leaving a detailed note explaining where the animal had been taken to and how to reclaim it?
In the early days, it was the fastest way of communicating and it was the way we were instructed to work by the military.
A detailed note would have been a great way to go. We’re now leaving door-hangers as we did pre-Katrina.
16. Several days ago you told me you took down the press release that claimed that all rescue groups were activists responsible for breaking into homes? Any comment?
I asked someone on my staff to draft a release to advise the public that we weren’t the group responsible for breaking into people’s homes with crowbars. We were receiving complaints (one is below) and we didn’t even use crowbars! I never approved the release, but it was sent to our webmaster by mistake in an email. Once you told me about it, I had it removed. It should not have been posted. It was never released to the media.
Sample email of complaint about rogue rescuers--
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 13:23:12 GMT
To: lmaloney1961@yahoo.com
CC:
Subject: Re: Fwd: Fw: Another "SPCA" report from another listserve
I believe that these are NOT "rogue" groups but official groups.
One, they left a signature blue foam across the glass @ 1500 Camp. They
also left a 50 lb bag of rat food (labeled dog food) there.
In another, I left a message on the door last Tuesday that the owner
would be back Wednesday. The SPCA/Humane Society had been feeding his
dogs at his request (he left ~3 weeks food & water when he left). They
broke into his home/mechanics shop and left it WIDE open (his tools are
his livelihood). Fortunately, he got home before a second set of
looters (the SPCA/Humane Society being the first set, they stole a new
"creeper" from him for further breakins).
I know of FIVE other cases either second or third hand ! All terrible.
In addition, your group is creating a MASSIVE public health nuisance by
leaving tons of rat food lying around (along with mosquito breeding
trays). Subtract cats, add food, wait = Rat population explosion.
I REJECT your claim, based upon my personal first hand observations,
that your group is blameless !
This a highly organized, coordinated assault upon the citizens and
property of New Orleans !
Alan Drake
16. I have a friend Garo from New York who is now in town with animal control types of people. He attempted to contact your office for over 2 weeks to volunteer. Does LASPCA have any working phone numbers?
Our phone system is working, but rarely gets answered since we’re dealing with the animals. The best thing to do is to stop by 701 Thayer St between 10am – 5pm. We’ll also have the application online soon. If someone is looking for job to answer phones, we’re hiring!! Stop by.
We’re getting ready to switch from the 800 number to a local number.
17. Anything else you would like people to know about animals in New Orleans?
In brief, our biggest problems are:
Cultural obstacles to spay/neutering
A cultural acceptance of allowing animals to roam
Dogfighting
Heartworms galore
Neglect is rampant. We’re a poor city and many people don’t take care of themselves, much less animals.
Poor animal ethic statewide. We’re one of two states where cockfighting is legal. Our mayor mentioned cockfighting in his address to Congress last week when trying to share his vision of gambling in New Orleans.
Getting the judicial system to accept animal cruelty as a serious problem.
18. Will you allow a 3rd party to monitor this Phase 2 the animal operation?
Anyone can monitor anything. We have nothing to hide.
19. What is your plan exactly?
We’re interviewing for staff positions and hope to be fully staffed soon. Housing is the major problem. There aren’t places for people to live. We have 7 RV’s on our site for visiting sheltering professionals who are helping us.
Pre-Katrina, we operated a low-cost veterinary clinic with 5 full-time veterinarians. We offered free spay/neuter to indigent residents and cared for animals when people didn’t have the money. We had a heartworm fund and gave away heartworm preventative whenever we could. We fixed broken bones even though we’re not specialists. We did what we could when a person couldn’t afford their neighborhood veterinarian.
I gotta laugh at the dumb a** that spray painted a car. I must tell that most cars will never be driven again as they have so much mold in them that they are ruined. The city was destoryed, the army and national guard was doing much worse than painting a few cars...but I still gotta laugh at the dummy that did it as even Billy was smart enough to not paint someones car. Eric
Brilliant idea to shut the rescue operation down and hand it over to someone with 6 employees and no shelter and no phone...simply brilliant. I have worked with L. Maloney and she is totally dedicated...don't blame her..blame the state vet the desk jockey with no common sense. Did they think the worst animal disaster in the history of the world was over in 30 days when they kicked HSUS out and said LASPCA can handle it? They have been wrong at about everything they say. The crisis continued all through the month of October with NO RESPONSE, except from rescue groups that they wanted shut down. Now today we have thousands of animals on the street. They pay no attention ever to what rescuers on the street tell them. Did it take a brain surgeon to tell you LASPCA was not ready to handle it? (this mainly for Littlefield who should go in my opinion. She care nothing about animals. If she did she would get the Gov to let outside vets practice cause I saw animals DIE in the last 2 days cause places like Alley Cat Allies HAVE NO VETS. f*** THIS STATE.
I'm a huge fan so you might like canine connection
Email to me about why LASPCA has no phones yet they have been in charge for a month. Funny when my own cell phone bill was 12,000 minutes and $2000 ..I am not kidding...anyone know anyone at Cingular? Eric
Good Deal Eric.
I am baffled by the phone problem. Don't they have cell phones? I am wondering what would happen if they had an emergency there and no phone to report it.
Thanks to your efforts I am finally getting help with trapping in St. Bernard and feeding too. You helped me get the attention I needed here for the animals. I am forever grateful. I feel hopeful now that many of these dogs will have a chance now.
I will give an update on our progress on Thursday's conference call.
Thanks
Marilyn
Thank you for gettin official replys and sharing them. I did crosspost #17 to NOLA since there was a "discussion" with locals on the issues yesterday.
Shirley,
It is a great story. Keep working. I feel so sorry for some of these people. It is a needle in a haystack.
We are Fedexing Posters of pets we picked up on certian blocks down to friends in New Orleans...We canvas an 8 block
area from where we picked the pet up and stuff like this works. IF YOU WANT TO FIND AN OWNER OF PET YOU HAVE IT IS POSSIBLE.
It is sad to see shelters and some rescuers doing nothing to reunite owners with animals. Why are these people in the animals business? To get PR from Katrina Pets it seems.
We are taking on the Washington Animal Rescue League because they have closed the door on a lady who possibly saw her Beagle on TV at the shelter. It has been 5 weeks and they have stalled at every turn. It amazes me how they people can't understand what the pet means to people who have lost everything. This same shelter may have picked animals up from evacuation points and claimed they are owner surrenders. That is what happened with this Beagle. Then they immediately used them for PR around DC area as did many other shelters across the county...then adopted them out in a heartbeat. Cruel in my opinion.
Eric Rice
-----Original Message-----
From: Shirley Mondeaux [mailto:shirley_mondeaux@msn.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 6:41 PM
To: Eric Rice
Subject: Yahoo! My first reunion!
Eric, I know that by now, you are very famous and receive e-mails from all over the world. However, I have to share with you, my first success story from today, as I know you will understand how wonderful that first one truly feels!
I have been working with Stealth Volunteers reuniting owners with their pets. In the beginning of this particular case, I had a bad address and no working phone numbers in the area. In desperation, I searched the lost pets on Pet Finder. Found a listing for PF 2921. The owner had an address that was close to the one I had and was looking for a similar dog so I called them. Turns out that it was the owner of PF 47232! I helped her to find out where the animal was and she called the shelter and located it. Now there is a twist.....
I have good news and bad news. The owner was searching for a mother (Nikki) and a baby (Baby) black lab. Best Friends had Baby and had sent her to the Animal Hospital at Mount Lookout in Ohio but so far the mother Nikki has not turned up.
Baby has a broken leg so it will be about a month before they will be reunited. In the meantime, I will continue to help them continue to search for Nikki. In fact, as long as someone in Louisiana is looking for their lost pet, I intend to try to help them find it!
I just wanted to thank you personally for having such a caring heart and the courage to put your emotions into actions to help the people of NO and their pets. None of us will ever know all the people in whose lives we have made a difference, but we can take pride in that at least we did what we could, when we could!
Congratulations on a job well done, Eric. Next time I am in Baltimore I would love to buy you a drink!
My daughter went to school at Towson and would move back in a minute, if she could, it is a fantastic city!
Shirley Mondeaux
Stealth Volunteers
Helping Reunite Families & Pets
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stealthvolunteers2
Are Plaquemines Parish animals still dying do to a cover up? Local health dept. has some animals, but incinerator has been brought in to dispose of animal bodies. All of this is on parish government website. I contacted the health dept. a few weeks ago to see what they were going to do w/animals not claimed, but got no response. They are not letting "outsiders" in, and started demolishing houses with or without owner's permission last week. Any outside person trying to get in must have a permit from local sheriff. This includes rescuers. Area covered with oil/toxic sludge. No wildlife left. The following link is email for Parish Pres. Benny Rouselle and other officials.
http://www.plaqueminesparish.com/PresidentDirectors/
Just wondering if you'll be attending the National Emergency summit Eric-
http://www.americanhumane.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ev_professionals_nems
I enjoyed you blog about Joint Pain. I also have a site about Joint Pain which makes me appreciate this one even more! Keep up the good work!
27096.8.1. Arrest Pet Rescuers
by mc1121, 11/2/05 8:44 ET
Re: Please Don't Rescue by UptownLady, 11/2/05
The Police are not interested in arresting any pet rescuers, despite neighbors threats (to officers who arrived) to shoot these "rescuers". The police said "do what you have to do." I've chased several out of my midcity neighborhood with my neighbors. The "rescuers" have tried to run out my knee caps with their car. Took video of me and swung a cat food crusted spatula in my face. Freaks would be too kind. These folks are not working with a full deck. The City of New Orleans website announced weeks ago that "rescuers" have "permits" and that any without a permit would be arrested but my experience is those cadillac looting cops are worthless and exclaimed "but there are poodles loose in our city."
Eric Help us find our dog--
The exact location was the interstate right above St.Bernard Avenue. There is a Church named Asia Baptist around there and The St.Bernard Housing Developement you could see from the intersate.New Orleans,La 70122 my parents lived on 3601 St.Bernard Ave. # F from on her Porch is a good view of the interstate where some people rescued my family and chat and bought us to the interstate to higher ground for safety.Thats where the helecopters came took some evacuees to baton rouge,gonzalez,superdome and other.We had chat along with us.Wehad to sleep in that hard concrete all night. We could tell the dog since something was wrong .He kept kissing us all.He folowed every mood my dad made.Then the nxt morning here come almost a dozen of greyhound bus.We learn we could not take him . WE LEFT A HARD PIECE A BROKEN WHITE HANGER ON HIS BLACK COLAR WITH HIS NAME AND OUR CONTACT #. NO ONE CALLED ! The guard out there claim he was going to be safe .Still I wonder why no answer. Please help us......
Six employees seems quite ridiculous; there were about a hundred people at the HSUS volunteer meetings I went to in October. They could get more than six people if they wanted to--there are people that would work for free for a while, I'm sure. No one at the HSUS meetings was getting paid.
Re: spray painting cars. I think this is what you get when hundreds of people with different ideas move in to help. Jane Garrison told us at one meeting that she was "hesitant" (I think) to tell people to use their best judgement in deciding how to react to situations, because she'd seen so many poor judgement calls lately. If the house was obviously flooded, icky, beyond repair, we spray painted and used a crowbar to get in however we could. If the house looked redeemable, we tried not to mess anything up. We didn't spray paint if the house wasn't badly flooded. You can always look for places to spray paint such as on plywood on the doors, places that won't ruin the siding. Sometimes people don't think.
What do they mean, most people have returned? A lot of those houses were not good enough to return to. One thing that's needed there is an animal control presence on the streets so people returning know what to do if they can't keep pets. We took one cat for someone who had returned from Houston to check on their house--they were just going to leave their cat outside with one bowl of food and go back to Houston. There were many other stories like this from other rescuers.
Let me see if I have this picture right.
1. There is now a rat problem in New Orleans because of the pet food that was left out for starving animals?
2. People who jeopardized their lives and livelihoods to rescue the pets of people they never met, from a disgusting, flooded out, mold ridden, sewer smelling, uninhabitable city are causing problems by spray painting undrivable cars.
3. Despite the fact that there are still 100's of feral cat colonies in NO there is a rodent problem.
4. The 100's of dogs, cats and birds on the streets are choosing not to eat dog/cat food that was left for them by rude, spray paint-happy do-gooder, rescuers, and opting to instead leave it for mice and rats to dine upon, therefor causing said rodent problem. And the dogs, cats, and birds are eating......where? Local restaurants? Pizza delivery?
Bull crap.
Here is an idea for New Orleans:
The NEXT time a hurricane comes and your levy is caught napping on the job: TAKE YOUR PETS WITH YOU WHEN YOU EVACUATE!!!
Because I went to NO to rescue, and one of the neighborhoods I was in the people left in their own cars, and they COULD have taken their pets with them, but they didn't. AND let me clue you onto something else residents of NO, some of ya'll showed your asses after Katrina, and a rodent problem is the LEAST of your problems. You need to straighten up your PEOPLE problem first, because myself and a lot of people I know won't be coming down for Marti Grass in our life times.
Subject: MY DALMATION"DOMINO"IS ALIVE,WELL & SAFE
HI-WANTED TO LET YOU GOOD PEOPLE KNOW THAT DOMINO WAS FOUND IN NEW ORLEANS NOT FAR FROM 728 MARIGNY WHERE HE AND 3 OTHER DOGS HAD SUPPOSEDLY BEEN RESCUED-A MAN FED HIM FOR 2 WEEKS BEFORE GETTING UP THE COURAGE TO APPROACH HIM AND GET MY CELL # OFF HIS COLLAR-AN ANIMAL RESCUE ANGEL HAS TAKEN HIM HOME AND IS CARING FOR HIM TILL I RETURN NEXT WEEK-THANK YOU ALL FROM MY HEART FOR LENDING HELP,SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO THOSE OF US DESPERATE TO BE REUNITED WITH OUR BELOVED ANIMALS SINCE DISASTER STRUCK- THE OTHER THREE DOGS TAKEN OR RELEASED FROM THIS ADDRESS COULD VERY WELL STILL BE IN NEW ORLEANS ALSO-MY VALLIE(PF ID # 39778 UNDER LOST DOGS) AND MUDDY AND BIKINI (ALSO LISTED ON PETFINDER UNDER LOST PETS-DON'T HAVE ID #S BUT CAN BE FOUND USING NAMES)-AGAIN,MY HEARTFELT THANKS TO ALL OF YOU---STEVE PISTORIUS
A good tear-jerker video of animals in New Orleans.
www.ovrs.com
Click on Katrina link on the left. View and listen.
The rat thing is STUPID. The Rodent Police told State vet Littlefield to call of street feeding...and instead of fighting for animals she again just went along with it.... I have not seen a single rat in the city and neither has anyone I talked to. Personally I like Maloney but they have screwed her royaly on all kinds of things and then she takes the hit for it cause her agency is all we know. Littlefield should go. I mean resign.
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For one of the last posters trying to find their dog (anonymous), could you offer up a bit of a description and gender?
Maybe the right person reading may be able to help...
Shirley, I've put in a request to join your group and will (try to) wait patiently for your acceptance...
M
“Another major problem was the lack of communication between the rescuer and dispatcher." Laura
First kudos to Laura Maloney,the President of the LASPCA, to actually responding.
There are dozens of issue I would like to address but for now I would like to address the issue of communications.
To start with before New Orleans I had ZERO animal rescue experience.
But I realized that communication would be the number one priority. Without it everything would fail. I had duplicating systems that if one portion failed another portion would cover me. I.e. walkie talkies that covered up 2-3 miles. Cell Phones (Yes they almost always worked as we did not have a local area code) and finally a satellite phone.
This allowed us to not only communicate directly with our command center, but often with the people whose pets we were their to rescue.
This simple concept gave us the ability to talk directly and indirectly immediately to the people whose pets we rescuing.
This is the reason we were able reunite over 85 percent of our pets rescued with their owners, most of the time within 36 hours.
With the people we could not get in touch with most of the time we simply used paper, markers and tape. We would mark the date, status, information if the pet was found. Information IF it was found where it was at.
In spite of repeated attempts in dialogues with the LASPCA it was beyond their concept that once they actually rescued an animal that they could post a number or an location where the pet would be taken at the person house. It appeared that it was also beyond their concept to actually call the person whose pet they rescued for immediate notification. If they simply had telephone numbers available ONLY for rescued pets then their life and those they were supposed to be helping would have been easier
The simple act of coordinating and communicating with other agencies also seemed to be too much
Within 48 hours I had many National Guard in our little area helping with looking for stranded pets.
Once I found that some in the military would be more than happy to help, I was able to go up the chain of command and suggest that as the teams of rescuers that were breaking into homes that they would mark homes that still had pets in them. There isn’t any reason this could not have been done city wide.
I am still baffled why the powers that be were so insular. From my vantage point I saw little use of the mayor office, media or other outlets in any meaningful way. With only a little effort my wife Jennifer was on Fox international News imploring people not to give up on their pets as the rescuers were still pulling out animals. We had other success with dealing with local affiliates.
That said this is why I am concerned that Groups like the LASPCA will have such an undo influence in how future disasters will be handled. They still seem to unable grasp the magnitude of this disaster and the basic common sense approach that was necessary to make theirs or any operation work.
The monumental failures such as not having stationary command and controls centers in the immediate disaster zone, not having an immediate temporary facility to house the animals among just a few of the major blunders that I saw.
Laura talks about having to follow the law, but under a crisis situation one does not need to have the "perfect facility"
There isn’t any reason why they could not have had another Camp Lucky in the immediate area of NO.
More importantly they needed to realize that they were severely understaffed and should have tried to co-opt people like me instead of trying to send us away.
Michael Lohr
Common sense did not rule the day anywhere...That was one thing that struck me and keeps doing so to this day...and they seem to want to bury the enormity of this situation even today...calling the operation over a month ago yet I know of at least another 1500 animals rescued in October and that with 1/10 of the volunteers...New Orleans has the worst animals crisis even today and the people in the field tell them this over and over and over...yet what do they do? They kick all out of state vets out so now animals die needlessly. Any common sense? We to took to putting our cell phone numbers on/ or in the house and we get calls daily and I sent 3 out of 5 animals being fostered on a farm in Baton TRouge home just this week. In all we have had dozens of call from people that came back, found the note and now have the pet back. Eric
Why do some animals "listed" on petfinder not have photos available now over 2 months since Katrina? Some are listed as rescued from water/swimming, and were obvoiusly picked up several weeks ago since from what I hear NO is now dry. These animal have been shipped somewhere since Lamar is closed, but no one had time to take a photo? Hard to believe.
Carrol Stokes, 61 y/o, was in chest deep water with oil burns and a nail
in her foot for five days. She had her two dogs with her, which she had
helped up on the hood of her neighbor's red pick up truck at 6531
Morrison Rd. A man rescued her, but couldn't take her dogs.
MISSING: "Shadow" 7 y/o, Solid Black Lab - Male - Neutered, 109# at the
time, wearing a thick fabric black collar with rabies tag and owner's
tag:
Carrol Stokes
6541 Morrison Rd.
504-244-1824
(new # 504-616-4450)
Shadow swam behind the boat, but Carrol told him to go back b/c the man
couldn't take him. He turned around and swam away. This was the last
time Carrol saw Shadow.
MISSING: "Lacey" 7 y/o, Lab/Beagle Mix, 65# at the time, wearing a brown
leather collar w/ rabies and owner's info as above, no white on her,
beautiful brown eyes w/ long lashes and Lab ears.
Lacey stayed on the hood of the truck when Carrol was evacuated. With
Lacey was a young brindle Pit Bull that had swam crying to Carrol She
had taken him out of the water and set him on the hood of the truck with
Shadow and Lacey.
I attached a picture of Teddy the Wild Child we trapped in the woods along Riverbend in St. Bernard. Also is "Linus" the beagle we trapped that was running with him. I named him Teddy to soften his first impression by people. He was almost unmanigable and it took two of us to pole him out of the trap and crate him. I noted on his intake that he had been living in the woods for 2 months and survival was his only concern and that he would bite out of fear if you appraoch him. Unfortunately the vet tech did not fully comprehend what I was telling her about his behavior and was bitten when overstimulating him. He was as feral as it gets. I am sure with time he will be manageable. This little beagle was one of a pair of two that was reported over a month and a half ago. I caught his brother in a pile of brush with the pole at that time and this guy eluded me for all that time. I bait fed him every other day, and spoke to him in beagle talk to get him used to my voice. I had a great concern for this little guy and was so delighted to get the traps so that we could bring him to safety. I called a local vet Dr. Green and he came to magazine and treated Teddy and Linus free of charge they both were anemic, HW positive, and had worms. Teddy's mouth was lacerated from knashing at the trap. Linus was dehydrated and decompensating from fear, drooling for two hours, pale, shaking, listless etc. He recovered with IV's and tons of TLC and was taken to Oregon by Karen one of the volunteers who helped me with the trapping mission. Lexie was my partner, and she helped tremendously. Lexie went home to NY yesterday. I got a new partner from a post I put up on nola.com. She called me from CA and hopped a flight that same night. Her name is Corolla. She has six years of disaster animal rescue and also was involved in a special desert trapping operation of feral dogs living in the desert. We stood at the edge of the woods in one of the areas of concern in St. Bernard well after dark and listened to the MULTITUDE of dog packs. It was unbelievable how many dogs we could hear. This is happening in all areas of St. Bernard. The dogs have taken to the woods for safety and food as there are no people there to feed and have been scarce if any feeding stations. One , two or a few people could not have begun to properly drop feed this entire parish. It was a losing battle.I am overjoyed now at the sight of 10 trapper/polers who came to this Parish with me to assess the problem and start the saturation trapping of the entire parish. I now feel there is hope for these forgotten animals thanks to your kindness and your influence in getting me this crew to help. We received 30 dog traps also. I felt like it was Christmas for the dogs here who were gradually starving from a wild existence of domesticated animals. I just wanted you to know what a difference your strict attention to the problem in this parish has made. Eric had a big hand in this too, helping by constantly putting out my cries of help to the right people.He is amazing in his unconditional love for animals as you are and is willing to stick his neck out and fight against all odds for their safe return as you are. These dogs owe their lives to the two of you. I will continue to document the progress here. I think this will be the first time in America where there has been such a large trapping effort of domestic dogs turned feral by a Hurricane of mass destruction along the entire gulf coast. Every day new people are calling me and telling me they are flying or driving in for this effort. The post on nola has had wonderful results. I am very proud to have you and Eric in my corner and will never be able to thank you enough for lightening my heart by getting the help in this Parish that I needed to try to save these animals. I wish all of America could see what wonderful work is being done now in this Parish for the ones who survived a flood of biblical proportions and are now being sought out by some of the finest trappers, experts as a labor of love by volunteering their skills to re-domesticate them. We even had a vetrinarian from Idaho join the trapping effort today. I wish I had the man's name and number who gave us all the training seminar at Winn Dixie last week.I was so infatuated by his wisdom and dog charisma I neglected to get his contact information. His expert information has given us all the skills and knowledge that he used when he introduced the wolves to yellowstone park. His organizations website is www.wildlifeglobalresources.org He has an amazing "finesse" with the animals that truly reflected on us which is the blending of the human and animal minds. We all know that the success in trust is the respect we project to the animals and he stresses this to all rescuers. All things are connected is the key focus.With the animals we can gain their confidence with the utmost of calm. They are able to sense our anxieties , energies, and peacefulness. He trains with oriental martial arts to gain the necessary skills it takes to communicate with the animals through body language and human behaviours that tell the dogs a story about us.In the case of what we are dealing with here, his teachings were essential to our success. I would like to send him pictures and documentation of the wonderful progress we have made in just a few days of this operation. I am thinking the trapping effort should have a special operation name due to the extreme hard work patience and undying dedication involved. This would give integrity and poise to a new and unusual phase of disaster rescue. It would also give attention to the Forest dogs of Katrina which would bring recognition to your plan for "NO DOG LEFT BEHIND" and interest in volunteering for such a project. I do not in any way mean to crown this effort as better than any of the other rescue efforts from all people who toiled to bring dogs to safety after the worst ever recorded Hurricane devastation in the Gulf. Everyone who rescued anywhere here deserves a medal of honor. I am just thinking that at this time with all of the organizations numbers of volunteers dwindling we could give special attention to the task at hand which will be a long lasting test of the utmost patience of new volunteers. It could take months to bring in the numbers of dogs we have here and finding them is not as easy as breaking into a house to get them out. It may take days to bring one of these "hardened" animals to safety. It will be expensive and extremely time consuming, but worth every second of it if we can reel them in and show the disaster planners how this can be successfully done during future disasters. Documentation of techniques and new achieved skills will be essential. I plan to keep a log of all of the trappers little secrets to further education in this much unused, before now in America, form of animal rescue in any major disaster here..
Just a suggestion for a name for the trapping operation here should you choose to adopt one is." Operation Katrina - No Dog Left Behind" A trapping expedition that if properly managed and documented may be inscribed in disaster history literature for future generations to learn about and benefit from in disasters from years to come. I will also suggest to all trappers that they take a few minutes each night to keep a journal and keep cameras on hand at all times. That way when this operation is completed we will have the total picture for all to see. Telling the story properly and getting it first hand from those on the ground will catch the atttention of all interested in animal welfare. Let me know your thoughts.
I apologize for my lengthiness in this e-mail, however, I am so hopeful and grateful to the volunteers and organizers that I would like to make sure credit is given to this type of effort so that in the future things will be clearer and started earlier in a disaster plan so that no animals will suffer the double tragedy of losing their families and then being forced to kill to survive in a harsh environment because of a Hurricane or slowly starve to death..
I am also lobbying on the side and working with the families of the dogs who were unnecessarily shot in the schools to ensure evacuation plans for animals too. We all know many people DID die that stayed behind because they could not take their animals. This Must Never Happen Again and if we keep it in the public eye, and follow it through to the end it may never happen again.
One more thing, Corolla is working with New Leash on Life that has some contact with Hollywood personalities to obtain us night vision goggles. This would be invaluable to us in that we could determine locations of dogs where the flashlight cannot see. We could see the dogs before they see us and from a very safe distance, and could place and set our traps accordingly. We would definately have the upper hand and be far more successful. A fireman in St. Bernard has agreed to give Beth, Corolla, I and any other willing trappers and rescuers a onsite demonstration of the benefits of this technology in locating warm blooded mammals.
Even if we had one pair per team, we could use one person as a spotter. Scores more could be saved that might have been left behind due to their quietness and elusiveness. We might just get them all and that is the common goal here. I will update you on Corolla's ability to obtain these as soon as I know something. If they are donated materials they can be recycled to other rescue efforts for years to come. To me it would be a worthwhile investment especially for animal interest groups involved in disaster response. Corolla used them in the desert trapping efforts and contributes her success to their use.
Here is a description of the pictures I attached of this rescue:
1. "Teddy" the Wild Child in the trap. 2. "Teddy" not looking as wild in his carrier after we transferred him before transport. 3." Linus," the beagle, sick and in desperate need of TLC that he will now get with Karen. Karen named him Linus to give him a soft loving name.. 4. Me in front of " The Doghouse" in St. Bernard(#013) Couldn't resist..LOL.. 5. Lexie and Karen in front of "The Doghouse" in St. Bernard (#014) 5. Lexie and Karen with the gracious emergency bulldozer crew that gladly helped us carry "Teddy" from the woods that day in his carrier. You can share the pics with anyone you think would enjoy them or for any reason you think would boost the trapping effort in St. Bernard.
I look forward to hearing from you on these issues. I know you are super busy and I am patient so reply at your earliest convenience.
Thank You
Marilyn McGee
Kinship Circle
GRASSROOTS EFFORT FOR ANIMALS OF THE STORM
Foster Placement Desperately Needed for Katrina Animals
Kinship Circle Alert 10/28/05
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We can’t rescue any more animals because we have nowhere to bring them.
They’re under homes. Lingering in yards. Starving in the streets. There are still hundreds, if not thousands, of animals in New Orleans.
Animal Rescue New Orleans with Jane Garrison, David Meyer, Pia Salk and a dedicated team of organizers has stepped in to rescue, trap, and feed Katrina’s forgotten.
We’ve coordinated teams of ACOs, humane agents and trappers, veterinarians/techs. They’re in New Orleans now, with more on the way.
We’ve been transporting rescued animals to Best Friends in Tylertown, MS everyday. But their facility is full! Best Friends and Animal Rescue New Orleans are working over time to secure qualified foster organizations.
If you are a foster organization, or know one, please help us so we can rescue more animals in New Orleans.
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27326. Please help - sad story ->
by AnnetteDub, 11/3/05 10:40 ET
Hi,
I am bumping this posting from below. The man was forced to leave behind his dog, even though he begged. If you can help, please email the email address given in this post - I dont think the person will see anything put on Nola.com.
27301. Missing Pit/Mastiff-Elysian Fields/Gentilly area by carlaj357, 11/3/05 9:10 ET I know that we've all heard lots of amazing stories. But now-I have heard the most amazing story so far, this man is overcome with grief to find his beloved dog, Buddy, who he was forced to leave behind after being in a boat for 5 days with his 2 dogs and finally being rescued by the National Guard via helicopter.
He was forced by the National Guard to leave his dogs behind tied to a post. He said he cried and begged them to let him bring his dogs, but they wouldn't-they would have left him there. He left behind 2 dogs, and 3 cats-and so far 2 cats and one dog were there at the house when he got back. Buddy is still missing & this dog went to work with him every day, slept beside him in his bed, etc. He was really emotional, this dog is his best friend. I was crying just listening to him. I'm trying to get a picture from him but he does not know how to use computers. Please read and see if this sounds familiar:
PF14936 lost postingleft dog at Mike's Hardware store, 4223 Filmore Ave, which is in the Elysian Fields, Gentilly area1 year old Pit Bull and Mastiff Mix-NEUTERED!!he is white and brown-has a white patch between his chest, rest of him is light brindlehas a RABIES tag-059767
Maybe the dog got back home at some point? His home was 4724 Annette St.Any ideas, clues, please let me know! email
carlaj357@yahoo.com
Thanks for your attention!Carla
Contact info 502 shelters have Katrina pets
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Long List of shelters with phone numbers.
Animal Adoption Society Inc. Meraux LA 504-279-3889
St. Bernard Parish Animal Control Center Chalmette LA 504 278-1535
Aurora Animal Hospital Terrytown LA 504-362-8060
USED DOGS New Orleans LA
Louisiana SPCA New Orleans LA 504-944-7445
Crescent City Rescue, Inc. Ponchatoula LA (985) 386-3931
Eskie Rescuers United American Eskimo Dog Rescue, Inc. Bossier City LA
Friends of the Jefferson Animal Shelter New Orleans LA
Southern Animal Foundation New Orleans LA (504) 671-8235
SpayMart, Inc. Metairie LA (504) 838-9167
Solo Rottweiler Rescue Marrero LA
Humane Society of Louisiana (HSL) New Orleans LA (504) 366-8972
New Orleans Beagle Rescue Atlanta LA
NOLA Ferrets Shelter & Rescue New Orleans LA 504-301-6964
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Alexandria LA n/a
New Orleans German Shepherd Rescue New Orleans LA 504-488-7067
Pet Adoption Services Inc. New Orleans LA 504-348-9611
Gulf South Golden Retriever Rescue Bourg LA 985.226.4600
Looziana Basset Rescue Harvey LA 504-884-7488
Vet Adoptions Metairie LA
Happy Tails Adoption Center-No More Homeless Pets Jefferson LA (504) 200-0906
Internet Miniature Pinscher Service Inc. - Louisiana (IMPS) Youngville LA Email Diane
Rabbit Rescue of Louisiana (RR/La) Terrytown LA (504)366-8972
Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter Jefferson LA (504) 736-6111
Support Alliance for Stray Animals Kenner LA 504 305-5013
Animal Rights For Life Metairie LA
Companion Pet Adoption New Orleans LA 504-482-8379
Pontchartrain Humane Society Slidell LA 985-699-9040
P.A.W.S.-Plaquemines Animal Welfare Society Belle Chasse LA 504-392-1601
Animal Assistance League of Slidell Slidell LA 985-646-4267
St. Charles Animal Shelter/St. Charles Humane Society Luling LA 985-785-9136/985-783-5010
Sheltie Rescue of Louisiana Pearl River LA 985-863-5845
Lame Duck Rescue Pearl River LA 985-863-2165
Riverlands SPCA La Place LA 985-652-7722
St John Parish Animal Shelter LaPlace LA (985) 651-7387
Little Bit Dog Rescue Inc. Folsom LA 985 796 0787
St. John Humane Society La Place LA 985.652.2082
St. Tammany Animal Resource Team Madisonville LA (985)727-7827
St. Tammany Parish Department of Animal Services Abita Springs LA 985-809-0183
Waveland Animal Shelter Waveland MS 228-467-0230
St. Tammany Humane Society Covington LA 985-892-7387
Hancock County Humane Society Bay St. Louis MS (228) 467-7686
Pearl River County SPCA Picayune MS 601-798-8000
Diamondhead SPCA Diamondhead MS 1-228-255-5861
Collie Rescue of South Louisiana New Orleans LA 504-861-7571
Amour De Chiens Inc Folsom LA 985-796-3622
Mississippi Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc. Carriere MS (601) 799-2761
South Louisiana Shelter Animals Bourg LA 985-226-4600
Tangipahoa Parish Animal Control Hammond LA 985-543-0215
Terrebonne Parish Animal Shelter Houma LA (985) 873-6709
Humane Society of Houma-Terrebonne Gray LA 985-873-1095
Don't Be Cruel Sanctuary Albany LA 225-567-3035
Mississippi Alliance for Spay and Neuter (Formerly Friends of Animals - Mississippi) Gulfport MS (228) 216-7729
Humane Society of South Mississippi Gulfport MS 228-863-4394
LA Hurricane Pets Gonzales LA (607) 589-7341
Creole Poodle Club Rescue Gonzales LA (225) 647-7337
Gulf Coast Doberman Rescue, Inc. Diamondhead LA
Tangi Adopt A Rescue Kentwood LA 985-229-4398
Ascension Animal Advocates Prairieville LA 225-955-0545
Animal Protection And Welfare Society - APAWS Baton Rouge LA 225-343-0303
Raven Woods Animal Sanctuary Roseland LA 985-748-2819
American Pit Bull Terrier Rescue - Louisiana Baton Rouge LA
Capital Area Animal Welfare Society Baton Rouge LA (225) 752-5801
Lucky Puppy Rescue Denham Springs LA 225-664-4468
Denham Springs Animal Shelter Denham Springs LA 225-664-4472
Little Loveables Rats N Rescue Denham Springs LA 2253282455
Animal Protection and Education Association Inc. Vancleave MS 228-826-1581
Cajun Corgi Rescue Baton Rouge LA 225-752-5345
American Fox Terrier Rescue - Southeast Baton Rouge LA
Sherwood South Animal Hospital Baton Rouge LA 225-293-6440
Lil Angels Gulfport MS 228-832-8454
Hokie's Hounds Beagle Rescue Prairieville LA (225) 622-4629
Old English Sheepdog Rescue Network of the South E SouthEast USA MS
Pawsitive Animal Rescue Ocean Springs MS
Concerned Citizens for Animals (CCFA) Biloxi MS
Louisiana Boxer Rescue Baton Rouge LA 225-892-4827
Cat Haven Inc. Baton Rouge LA 225-346-4238
S.O.S. Rescue Plaquemine LA 225-687-7994
Gulf Coast SPCA Gautier MS 228-872-5659
Schnauzer Rescue of Louisiana Walker LA
St. Francis Animal Sanctuary Tylertown MS 601-222-1927
Pine Belt Animal Rescue Adoption Center Lumberton MS 601-794-3939
East Baton Rouge Parish Animal Control Center Baton Rouge LA 225-774-7700
West Baton Rouge Parish Animal Control Port Allen LA 225-336-2428
Lhasa Apso Southern Rescue, Inc. Purvis MS 1-800-485-0981
American Lhasa Apso Club Rescue - Southern Region Raleigh, NC MS
Pampered Puppy Paws by the Brook Columbia MS 601-444-4492
West Feliciana Parish Humane Society St. Francisville LA 225-784-1553
Love At First Sight Adoption Center of Hattiesburg Hattiesburg MS 601-264-5798
Southern Pines Animal Shelter Hattiesburg MS 601-544-6632
Lucedale Area SPCA Lucedale MS 601-508-1619
Chaos and Critters Mobile AL 251-662-7847
Iberia Humane Society New Iberia LA 337-365-1923
Chi.P.P. Rescue of Louisiana, Inc. (formerly Chi-Wee Rescue) New Iberia LA 337-367-0316
Mobile SPCA Mobile AL 251-633-3531
Brookhaven Animal Rescue League Brookhaven MS 601 757-4367
Animal Rescue Foundation Mobile AL 251-478-9743
St. Martin Humane Society Breaux Bridge LA 337-845-4522
City of Mobile Animal Shelter Mobile AL 2512082800
J & L Golden Retriever Rescue Point Clear AL 251-404-0045
Acadiana Humane Society Maurice LA 337-893-0377
PAAW (People Assisting Animal Welfare) Youngsville LA 856-6628 or 856-7733
Animal Aid for Vermilion Area Erath LA 337-893-PETT
Animal Rescue Foundation Inc Lafayette LA 337-332-4756
Lafayette Animal Aid Carencro LA 337-896-1553
Animal Rights Resource Center Lafayette LA 337-504-4722
Roicy Duhon Animal Control Center Lafayette LA 337-291-5644
Little lights Animal Sanctuary Inc. Lafayette LA 337-289-5253
Wild Cat Foundation Lafayette LA (337)322-2925
Baldwin County Humane Society Fairhope AL 800-547-6518
The Haven Fairhope AL 251-929-3980
Daphne Animal Shelter Daphne AL 251-621-2831
Laurel Animal Rescue League Laurel MS (601) 649-0821
Concordia Animal Welfare Shelter Rescue Ferriday LA 318-757-CAWS
Sue Rabeaux's Cat Ranch Sunset LA
St Landry Parish Animal Control Opelousas LA (337)948-6184
Baldwin County Animal Control Center Summerdale AL 251-972-6834
Vermilion Parish Rabies Control Kaplan LA 337-643-3160
Humane Society of Louisiana - Acadia Chapter Church Point LA 337-654-4392
Happy Healthy Pet Adoption Bay Springs MS 601-764-4129
Humane Society of Avoyelles Marksville LA CajunCritters4U@aol.com
Ladybugs Kitty Rescue Inc Pensacola FL 850-308-5605
Organization City State/Prov Phone
A Pet for Life pensacola FL 850 944 4675
Forgotten Felines of Pensacola Pensacola FL 850-516-3593
United Humanitarians/Jr. Humane Society Cantonment FL 850-968-3260
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Lake City FL
Collie Rescue of Mississippi Brandon MS (601) 829-9219
Crossgates Veterinary Clinic Pearl MS 601-932-1245
Chihuahua Rescue & Transport, Inc. Pensacola FL
HUMANE SOCIETY OF PENSACOLA Pensacola FL 850-432-4250
Humane Society of Escambia County Brewton AL 251-867-6860
Mississippi Hurricane Pets Jackson MS 607.589.7341
City Shelter Jackson MS 956-1447;259-3650
Northwest Florida Great Dane Rescue Pensacola FL
Second Time Around Aussie Rescue Inc. Jennings LA 1-87-RESCUE US
Mississippi Animal Rescue League Jackson MS 601-969-1631
The Ferret And Dove Sanctuary Inc. Pensacola FL 850-475-0780
Community Animal Rescue & Adoption (CARA) Jackson MS (601) 922-7575
P.A.C.K. Inc. Pensacola FL email only
Gulf Coast Sheltie and Collie Rescue Milton FL 850 626-3466 581-1989
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Vicksburg MS n/a
Organization City State/Prov Phone
Southern Paws Rescue Vicksburg MS 601-661-6097
Broken Down Dogs Alexandria LA (318)443-0081
Vicksburg-Warren Humane Society Vicksburg MS 601-636-6631
In The Nick of Time Animal Rescue Ball LA 318 641 7403
Kirkham Kattery Rescue, Inc. Milton FL (850)983-3803
Santa Rosa County Animal Services Milton FL 850-983-4680
Lauderdale County Humane Society Meridian MS (601) 6791200
My Ferret Friends of Navarre Navarre FL 850-939-8417
Monroe County Animal Shelter Monroeville AL 251-575-3427
Florida Dachshund Rescue Gulf Breeze FL
All Creatures Rescue Lake Charles LA
LAPAW Lake Charles LA 337-478-7294
Humane Society of Central Louisiana Pineville LA 318-449-4559
"Ruff "Rescued Unwanted Furry Friends Fort Walton Beach FL 850-863-7833
Eglin Pet Welfare Eglin AFB FL 850-678-5066
Animal Angels Sulphur LA 337-528-8098
North Okaloosa Humane Society (NOAH) Crestview FL 850-683-0023
Humane Society of West Louisiana DeRidder LA (337) 462-3321
Ouachita Parish Animal Shelter West Monroe LA 318-323-4032
Humane Society Adoption Center of Monroe Monroe LA (318) 387-9553
Canine Rescue and Rehabilitation Santa Rosa Beach FL (850) 267-2032
Lucky Stars Ranch Orange TX
North LA Weimaraner Rescue Downsville LA 318-376-5660
Greenville Animal Shelter Greenville AL (334)382-7806
North Louisiana German Shepherd Rescue Ruston LA (318) 251 3557
Selma Animal Shelter Selma AL 1-334-877-2204
Vidor Animal Control Vidor TX 409-769-8718
Chicot County Humane Shelter Lake Village AR 870-265-4200 or 265-2800
Organization City State/Prov Phone
Humane Society Of Southeast Texas Beaumont TX 409-833-0504
Oktibbeha County Humane Society Starkville MS 662-338-9093
Jasper Lakes Area Humane Society Jasper TX 409-384-8251
The Humane Society of Bay County Panama City FL 850-763-3923
Life Force Beaumont TX 409-838-0072
West End Animal Clinic Beaumont TX 409-866-9802
Mostly Mutts Lumberton TX
Puddins Place Lumberton TX 409-751-3743
S.O.S. Animal Shelter Enterprise AL (334) 393-1743
Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society Columbus MS (662) 327-3107
Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter Tuscaloosa AL 205-752-9101
Humane Society of West Alabama Tuscaloosa AL 205 554-0011
Maddies Pet Rescue Project Tuscaloosa AL 205-345-5512
Autauga County Humane Shelter Prattville AL 334 358-2882
West Alabama Animal Rescue Tuscaloosa AL 205-462-0353
Cleveland/Bolivar County Animal Shelter Cleveland MS 662-846-1155
Northwest Florida & South Alabama Poodle Rescue Opp FL 334-488-6614
Webster Humane Association Inc. Minden LA 318-377-7433
Little Doggies Rescue Adoption Ozark AL 334-774-3366
Lil' Tykes Rescue & Adoption Daleville AL 334-598-2473
OZARK-DALE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY Ozark AL 334-774-PETS
Montgomery Humane Society Montgomery AL (334) 409-0622
TEJAS Woodville TX 409-283-7733
Woodville Animal Shelter Woodville TX 409 283-7387
Alabama Border Collie Rescue Montgomery AL (334) 270-0627
Alabama Boxer Rescue & Adoption Inc. Montgomery AL (334) 272-2590
Humane Society of Southeast Arkansas Monticello AR 870-367-3377
Heaven Scent Ferret Rescue/Shelter Midland City AL 334-983-1623
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Pike Road AL (334) 272-1218
Union County Animal Protection Society El Dorado AR 870-862-0502
Chilton County Humane Society Clanton AL 205-755-9170
Adopt A Rott Dothan AL
City of Dothan Animal Shelter Dothan AL 334-615-4620
Wiregrass Humane Society Dothan AL 334-792-6693
Humane Society of Elmore County Wetumpka AL 334-567-3377
When Theres a Will Theres a Way Wetumpka AL
Great Dane Rescue Inc. Montevallo AL 734-454-3683
Todays Treasures Rescue and Adoption Montevallo AL
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society - South Shreveport LA
Pawprints and Purrs Inc. Keithville LA 318-925-6260
Animal Welfare Inc. Shreveport LA
Louisiana Westie Rescue Shreveport LA
Caring Heart Canine Rescue Amory MS
W.A.G.S. of Monroe County Inc. Amory MS 662-256-7865
Ghormleys Rottie Rescue Benton LA 318-286-5312
Two by Two Rescue Helena AL please email
TALLASSEE HUMANE SHELTER TALLASSEE AL 334 514 5912
Southern Skies Animal Sanctuary Tallassee AL 334-283-1166
Alabama Animal Rescue Pelham AL 205-621-2157
PUPPY-DOGS-R-US Dayton TX (936)257-2179
Ju-Li Second Chance Rescue Springhill LA 318 539-4089
Shelby Humane Society Columbiana AL 205-669-3916
Animal Shelter & Adoption Center of Galveston Galveston TX 409-740-1919
Central Alabama Scottie and Westie Rescue (CASWR) Vestavia Hills AL 205-979-4438
AWAG Birmingham AL -
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Austin TX
Kurth Memorial Animal Shelter Lufkin TX 936-633-0218
East Texas Paws Rescue Lufkin TX 936-824-2679
Franklin County Humane Society Eastpoint FL 850-670-8417
Columbia County Animal Protection Society Magnolia AR 1-870-234-PAWS
Whiskerville Animal Sanctuary Inc. Texas City TX (409) 948-1112
Galveston County Animal Shelter/Services Texas City TX 409-948-2485
Humane Society of Angelina County Lufkin TX 936-639-1880
Macon County Humane Society Tuskegee AL 334-727-6050
Nacogdoches Animal Services and Adoption Center Nacogdoches TX 936-560-5011
Connolly Animal Clinic Nacogdoches TX 936-569-8726
BACCR - Baytown Humane Society Baytown TX (281) 424-3103
Panola County Humane Society Carthage TX 903-690-0380/903-678-1181
TEARS Birmingham AL EMAIL ONLY PLEASE
Saving Paws Batesville MS 662-578-0054
Panola County Humane Society Batesville MS
The Greater Birmingham Humane Society Birmingham AL 205-942-1211
OASIS Animal Shelter Camden AR 870-837-2424
S.P.C.A. of Polk County Livingston TX 936-365-3650
The OMalley Alley Cat Organization Nacogdoches TX
Hopeful Haven Equine Rescue Organization Inc Shreveport LA 318-925-4272
All South Greyhound Adoption Nettleton MS 662-963-1004
Maine Coon Alliance Rescue Network Nationwide, AL Serving all 50 States
Basset Hound Rescue of Alabama Inc. Homewood AL e-mail Earl Hocking
Alabama Animal Adoption Society Homewood AL 205-871-6351
Border Collie Rescue/Texas LaPorte TX
Save Our Strays Birmingham AL 205-967-6711
Heart and Soul Rescues and Adoptions Adamsville AL EMAIL ONLY PLEASE
Feral University Rebel Rescuers (FURR) University MS 662-281-0475
Compassion First Tupelo MS 662-842-4029
Oxford-Lafayette Humane Society Oxford MS 662-236-7631
Fast K9s Greyhound Adoption Bay Area Houston TX adopt@fastk9s.com
Bay Area SPCA San Leon TX 281-339-2086
City of LaPorte LaPorte TX 281-471-3811 ext.739
Friends of Cats and Dogs Foundation Birmingham AL
Alabama EARS Birmingham AL
Houston Pekingese Rescue Houston TX www.pekingeseclub.org
Paws Animal Rescue Dickinson TX 281-337-7297
Animal Rescue Center Cleveland TX 281-593-0248
St. Jude's Safe Haven for Little Paws Humble TX
BJC Animal Control Services Birmingham AL 205-591-6522
Animal Rescue League Inc Almyra AR 870-992-3307
Stuttgart Animal Shelter Stuttgart AR 870-673-1421
Boykin Spaniel Rescue, Inc. Eufaula AL
Finally Home Pet Rescue Houston TX (281) 557-2344
Recycled Canines Dalmatian Rescue Houston - League City/Lake Jackson TX
League City Animal Shelter League City TX 281-554-1377
Second Chance Pets League City TX 281-286-3535
Higher Ground - Animal Advocacy Birmingham AL 205-426-3385
Greyhound Pets of America - North Alabama Birmingham AL 205-833-6654
All Breed Rescue of Clear Lake Houston TX
Animal Rescue Foundation Splendora TX 281-689-0284
German Shepherd Rescue of Austin to Houston Kingwood, TX 77345 TX
Allie's Angels Kingwood TX
Coldspring Save the Animals Rescue Society (STARS) Coldspring TX 936-203-7004
All Breed Rescue of Texas New Caney TX 281-399-2903
Northeast Mississippi Aussie Rescue Baldwyn MS 662-365-7039
Dianas Darlings Kingwood TX 281 782-4033
Moochs Sunshine Rescue Kingwood TX
K-9 Corral Kingwood TX 281-354-9546
Twyla's Friends Kingwood TX 281 319-1488
Houston Sheltie Sanctuary, Inc. Houston TX
Tricks and Treats Rescue (Ferrets) Pasadena TX 713-472-6599
Houston Labrador Retriever Rescue Houston TX
Pasadena Pet Adoption Pasadena TX 281 998 7387
Schnauzer Love Rescue Inc. Birmingham AL 1-205-853-6709
Irish Setter Rescue of Houston, Inc Friendswood TX 281-543-8921
Dachshund Rescue of Houston Friendswood TX
Marshall Animal Shelter Marshall TX 903-935-4530
Humane Society of Harrison County Marshall TX 903 935-4530
Houston Collie Rescue Houston - All of Texas TX 281-479-2167/281-564-6852
Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation Inc. (TX Chapter) Porter TX 281.354.6389
Luv-N-Care Animal Shelter New Albany MS 662-316-4622
Volunteers for Animal Protection, Inc. Kingwood TX 281-358-9818
Pals For Pooches Humble TX 281-548-7166
PAWS, People for Animal Welfare in the South, Inc. Donalsonville GA 524-8890
Houston Area Doberman Rescue Houston TX 713-201-9969
Canine Detection Research Institute Auburn AL (334) 844-5325
Rescue K9-1-1 Inc. Camp Hill AL 256-896-4694
Lee County Humane Society Auburn AL 334-821-3222
City of Alvin Animal Control c/o Alvin Police Department Alvin, TX 77511 TX 281-388-4332
Rescued Love Alvin TX 281-824-0151 or email
Australian Shepherd Rescue of Alabama Pinson AL 205-681-4040
South Texas Bichon Frise Rescue Pearland TX
City of Pearland Animal Control Pearland TX 281-652-1970
N.A.B.S., INC. (NOAH'S ARK BAYOU SANCTUARY) Alvin TX 281-330-5238
Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Network Fostered Nationally TX
Homeless Animals Relief Project Senatobia MS 662-292-0922
Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care Houston TX Pls no calls - pls visit
S.M.A.R.T. Donalsonville GA 229-524-8529
Irish Setter Rescue of Houston, Inc Friendswood TX 281-543-8921
Dachshund Rescue of Houston Friendswood TX
Marshall Animal Shelter Marshall TX 903-935-4530
Humane Society of Harrison County Marshall TX 903 935-4530
Houston Collie Rescue Houston - All of Texas TX 281-479-2167/281-564-6852
Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation Inc. (TX Chapter) Porter TX 281.354.6389
Luv-N-Care Animal Shelter New Albany MS 662-316-4622
Volunteers for Animal Protection, Inc. Kingwood TX 281-358-9818
Pals For Pooches Humble TX 281-548-7166
PAWS, People for Animal Welfare in the South, Inc. Donalsonville GA 524-8890
Houston Area Doberman Rescue Houston TX 713-201-9969
Canine Detection Research Institute Auburn AL (334) 844-5325
Rescue K9-1-1 Inc. Camp Hill AL 256-896-4694
Lee County Humane Society Auburn AL 334-821-3222
City of Alvin Animal Control c/o Alvin Police Department Alvin, TX 77511 TX 281-388-4332
Rescued Love Alvin TX 281-824-0151 or email
Australian Shepherd Rescue of Alabama Pinson AL 205-681-4040
South Texas Bichon Frise Rescue Pearland TX
City of Pearland Animal Control Pearland TX 281-652-1970
N.A.B.S., INC. (NOAH'S ARK BAYOU SANCTUARY) Alvin TX 281-330-5238
Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Network Fostered Nationally TX
Homeless Animals Relief Project Senatobia MS 662-292-0922
Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care Houston TX Pls no calls - pls visit
S.M.A.R.T. Donalsonville GA 229-524-8529
Irish Setter Rescue of Houston, Inc Friendswood TX 281-543-8921
Dachshund Rescue of Houston Friendswood TX
Marshall Animal Shelter Marshall TX 903-935-4530
Humane Society of Harrison County Marshall TX 903 935-4530
Houston Collie Rescue Houston - All of Texas TX 281-479-2167/281-564-6852
Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation Inc. (TX Chapter) Porter TX 281.354.6389
Luv-N-Care Animal Shelter New Albany MS 662-316-4622
Volunteers for Animal Protection, Inc. Kingwood TX 281-358-9818
Pals For Pooches Humble TX 281-548-7166
PAWS, People for Animal Welfare in the South, Inc. Donalsonville GA 524-8890
Houston Area Doberman Rescue Houston TX 713-201-9969
Canine Detection Research Institute Auburn AL (334) 844-5325
Rescue K9-1-1 Inc. Camp Hill AL 256-896-4694
Lee County Humane Society Auburn AL 334-821-3222
City of Alvin Animal Control c/o Alvin Police Department Alvin, TX 77511 TX 281-388-4332
Rescued Love Alvin TX 281-824-0151 or email
Australian Shepherd Rescue of Alabama Pinson AL 205-681-4040
South Texas Bichon Frise Rescue Pearland TX
City of Pearland Animal Control Pearland TX 281-652-1970
N.A.B.S., INC. (NOAH'S ARK BAYOU SANCTUARY) Alvin TX 281-330-5238
Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Network Fostered Nationally TX
Homeless Animals Relief Project Senatobia MS 662-292-0922
Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care Houston TX Pls no calls - pls visit
S.M.A.R.T. Donalsonville GA 229-524-8529
Bainbridge - Decatur County Humane Society Bainbridge GA 229-246-0101
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Macon GA n/a
Houston Great Pyrenees Rescue Pearland TX 281.412.0471
Lone Star Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso Rescue Houston TX www.shihtzu-rescue.com
HOPE (Homeless & Orphaned Pets Endeavor) Houston TX 713-622-4673
Golden Beginnings Golden Retriever Rescue Houston TX (281) 480-4942
Lone Star Boxer Rescue Houston TX 713-464-1381
Bunny Buddies Houston TX 713-436-3719
ARTRA Corp./National Rat Terrier Rescue Houston TX (925) 778-9888
S.M.A.R.T. (Sunmart Animal Rescue Team) Houston TX 281 875 0100
Homeless Pet Placement League Houston TX (713) 862-7387
American Fox Terrier Rescue - Southwest Houston TX
INTERNET MINIATURE PINSCHER SERVICE All of Texas TX 936-448-2436
Rusk County Animal Outreach Henderson TX 903-714-7063
Harris County Rabies/Animal Control--www.countypets.com Houston TX (281) 999-3191
2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary Hayden AL 205-590-4853
Jacksonville Animal Shelter Jacksonville AR 501-982-2916
Golden Retriever Rescue of Houston Houston TX 713.521.9019
Gulf Coast Turtle & Tortoise Society Houston TX 281-443-3383
German Shepherd Dog Rescue Houston (GSDRH) Houston TX 281-484-1737
Noahs Ark Animal Hospital Houston TX 713-524-8444
Pell City Animal Shelter Pell City AL 205-814-1567
Bainbridge - Decatur County Humane Society Bainbridge GA 229-246-0101
Southern States Rottweiler Rescue Macon GA n/a
Houston Great Pyrenees Rescue Pearland TX 281.412.0471
Lone Star Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso Rescue Houston TX www.shihtzu-rescue.com
HOPE (Homeless & Orphaned Pets Endeavor) Houston TX 713-622-4673
Golden Beginnings Golden Retriever Rescue Houston TX (281) 480-4942
Lone Star Boxer Rescue Houston TX 713-464-1381
Bunny Buddies Houston TX 713-436-3719
ARTRA Corp./National Rat Terrier Rescue Houston TX (925) 778-9888
S.M.A.R.T. (Sunmart Animal Rescue Team) Houston TX 281 875 0100
Homeless Pet Placement League Houston TX (713) 862-7387
American Fox Terrier Rescue - Southwest Houston TX
INTERNET MINIATURE PINSCHER SERVICE All of Texas TX 936-448-2436
Rusk County Animal Outreach Henderson TX 903-714-7063
Harris County Rabies/Animal Control--www.countypets.com Houston TX (281) 999-3191
2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary Hayden AL 205-590-4853
Jacksonville Animal Shelter Jacksonville AR 501-982-2916
Golden Retriever Rescue of Houston Houston TX 713.521.9019
Gulf Coast Turtle & Tortoise Society Houston TX 281-443-3383
German Shepherd Dog Rescue Houston (GSDRH) Houston TX 281-484-1737
Noahs Ark Animal Hospital Houston TX 713-524-8444
PellHumane Society of Montgomery County SH 242 Adoption Center The Woodlands TX (936)271-7600
Small Dog Rescue of Greater Houston Conroe TX
Gadsden County Humane Society Havana FL 850-539-0505
Gulf Coast Shih Tzu Rescue, Inc. Tallahassee FL
Miniature Schnauzer Rescue of Houston Houston TX www.msrh.org
Furbaby Rescue Houston TX 936-520-7300
Adopt A Cat Houston TX 281-580-6652
Pekingese Charitable Foundation, Inc. (501c3) All Cities in TX
Wakulla County Animal Shelter Crawfordville FL 850-926-0890
Country Hearts Hound Rescue Houston TX 713-723-9157
Humane Society of Montgomery County Conroe TX 936-441-4762
Cocker Spaniel Rescue of East Texas - Houston Conroe, Texas TX (281)548-5596
SPCA of Montgomery County Texas Conroe TX (936) 264-2072
Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc. The Woodlands TX
Houston Humane Society Houston TX 713-433-6421
Chihuahua Small Dog Adoptions Lafayette AL 334-864-0453
Serendipity Animal Rescue Rosharon TX
Greyhound Pets of America / Houston TX Houston TX 713-667-3804
Houston Area Dog and Cat Rescue Conroe TX 936-441-5503
City Animal Shelter Pell City AL 205-814-1567
Houston Beagle and Hound Rescue Houston TX 713-987-2076
Gordon Setter Rescue of Texas Spring, TX TX 281-370-3760
Marshall County Humane Society Holly Springs MS 662-564-2900
Brazoria County Humane Society Alvin TX 281-467-6300
Angleton Animal Control Angleton TX 979-849-9550
Brazoria County Sheriffs Office Angleton TX 979-388-2265
Animals 1st Willis TX 936-228-0434
Pick of the Litter Longview TX 903-452-5920
Amazing Grace Pet Rescue Spring TX
Houston Dachshund Rescue South Texas *ONLY TX not available
S.A.F.E. House Rescue and Adoption Spring TX 281-370-0133
City of Hope Animal Shelter Hope AR 870-722-2545
B.A.R.K. Locust Fork AL (205)681-0838
Northwood Animal Hospital Good Sam Program Tallahassee FL (850)385-8181
Spindletop Refuge Houston TX 713.856.9356
Second Chance Poms, Inc. Lake Jackson TX 979-297-7383
SPCA of Brazoria County Lake Jackson TX 979-285-2340
Friends oOrganization City State/Prov Phone
Extended Circle Animal Haven Tallahassee FL 850-656-9170
Houston Eskie Rescue / Heart Bandits -- TX Houston TX
Shih Tzu Toy Breed Adoption Rescue Oronogo TX 417-673-5570
Bluebonnet Poodle Club Rescue Houston TX 281 477-3297
Purrfect Pets, Inc. Houston TX
Homeward Hound Animal Rescue, Inc. Tallahassee FL 850-766-4814
Humane Society of Gregg Co. Inc. Longview TX 903-297-2170
Snippets Rescue Longview TX 903-297-6504
Partnership For Pets Longview TX 903-663-2029
PAWS Columbus Inc. Columbus GA (706) 568-3040
East Texas German Shepherd Rescue Huntsville TX
Rita B. Huff Animal Shelter & Humane Society Huntsville TX 936-295-4666
No Borders Animal Rescue Holly Springs MS 662-252-6407
West Tennessee Basset Rescue Victoria MS 662-838-4732
E-Rescue-Houston Inc. Houston TX
Husky Haven of Houston Houston TX
Pets Are Us Rescue Houston TX Reptiles: 281-345-4163
Happy Cat Adoptions Metropolitan Houston TX (713) 385-1798
South Texas Aussie Rescue Houston TX
f Gypsy Tallahassee FL 850-224-1954
Organization City State/Prov Phone
Citizens for Animal Protection Houston TX 281-497-0534
PASS this list along
The beagle that was on St. Bernard Hwy near the check point was hit by a car. Rescuers brought him to a vet, but he died.
On the original EDNAH photos, IMG 5455 there are a few dogs that kinda fit that description. Unfortunatly if the dog was a great looking dog and really friendly, he might have gone home with someone. Thank you for all the listings for Katrina pets.
Stolen pit bull found!
http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2005/1027/local/stories/08local.html.htm
Sorry for broken link. Here's the right one:
http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2005/1027/local/stories/08local.htm
From: "Through Their Eyes, The National Animal Abuse
> Registry"
> To:
> Subject: Urgent Request to Help Animals in Louisiana
> Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2005 15:03:22 -0500
>
> Help animal advocates continue to help the animals
> in Louisiana
> Phone calls and Letters needed:
>
> Feel Free to Crosspost far and wide!
>
> The LASPCA for unclear reasons are putting up
> obstacles keeping the animal advocacy agencies such
> as HSUS, Animal Rescue Alliance and Alley Cat Alleys
> to name a few, out of Louisiana. LASPCA thinks they
> and only they can handle the enormous task of taking
> care of the animals still displaced by Hurricanes
> Katrina and Rita.
>
>
>
> Letters and phone calls are needed to:
>
> 1. Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco
>
> E-mail Address: Maris.LeBlanc@LA.GOV
>
> Tel #: 866-366-1121, 225-342-0991 or 225-342-7015
>
> Fax # 225-342-7099
>
> Snail Mail Address: PO Box 94004
>
> Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9004
>
>
>
> 2. Louisiana Assistant State Veterinarian Martha
> Littlefield
>
> E-mail Address: malc@ldaf.state.la.us
>
> Tel #: 225-922-3962
>
> Snail Mail Address: Animal Health Services
> P.O. Box 4048
> Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4048
>
>
>
> Below is the letter, sent from our Agency to the
> Governor of LA and the Assistant State Veterinarian:
>
> Dear Governor Blanco and Dr. Littlefield:
>
> I would like to request an extension of Executive
> Order 2005-35/43 allowing out-of-state animal
> advocacy groups to stay in Louisiana to provide a
> multitude of services to the animal victims and
> owners, residents and taxpayers of Hurricanes
> Katrina and Rita.
>
> Most of these advocates are working on specific
> requests from New Orleans and other area residents
> to help them find their pets. To date I believe
> these groups have rescued and cared for more than
> 14,000 animals in the aftermath of the hurricane.
>
> These advocates are committed to the work and
> continue to medically treat and find foster
> caregivers to care for these animals until and if
> the owners can be reunited with their pets. These
> advocacy groups are volunteering their time and
> expertise as well as paying out of pocket expenses
> and continue to fully pay for the transportation to
> reunite the animals with their owners. These
> Louisiana residents are delighted to have their pets
> returned and to know how well they are cared for in
> their absence.
>
> Local veterinarians and their staff support these
> out of state advocates and are grateful for the
> assistance because the task is overwhelming.
>
> Agencies such as Alley Cat Allies are working with
> local organizations and residents to help manage the
> feral cat population. This would be a huge
> undertaking under normal circumstances, but is now
> much greater in the aftermath of the hurricanes.
> Many residents who have worked with this agency in
> the past to help with cat overpopulation, feral cats
> and TNR are so grateful that the ACA are on location
> because the residents can't be. Many of the local
> organizations are grateful for the help because
> there facilities were severely damaged in the floods
> and are unable to help at this time.
>
> Another organization, The Animal Rescue Alliance is
> working closely with animal control officers and has
> been since almost day 1. More than 500 volunteers
> came down to New Orleans from all over the United
> States including Alaska and Canada to help in this
> effort. Many of them want to return because the job
> is not done and will not be done for a long time.
> They too are working on specific residents requests
> to help their animals as they are not able to come
> back to the area to do so themselves. And now it
> appears that many of these animals are being
> abandoned again because the residents are choosing
> to find residence in other states for fear of
> another major catastrophe.
>
> Jane Garrison's Animal Rescue Alliance has trained
> Animal Control Officers from across the country that
> are more than willing to continue. Alley Cat Allies
> has experienced trappers from across the country
> that are also more than willing to lend a hand.
> This is true of many of the other animal advocacy
> agencies that are now or have been in LA. And they
> all have secure places for the animals to go for
> care.
>
> These animal advocacy groups would gladly work with
> the LASPCA, if they would be allowed to but for
> reasons that remain unclear, the LASPCA wants to put
> up obstacles rather than work with these agencies
> and ultimately for the good of the animals. I spoke
> with one resident who told me he called the LASPCA
> to ask for help to get his animals just days after
> the hurricane hit and was told that the LASPCA would
> not enter his house to take his 3 dogs unless he was
> present. He was not able to return - he had
> relocated with family to Bangor Maine to care for
> his ailing mother. Weeks later he called HSUS and
> they picked the dogs up the very next day. - that
> was 4 weeks after the floods. The dogs were okay
> not because of the LASPCA but because HSUS was
> providing feeding stations to the animals long
> before they received the call for help. By the way,
> no animal advocacy group had to break into his home;
> the windows were blown open during the floods and
> the front door broken down by the National Guard in
> their search for bodies.
>
> The efforts of these agencies as well as numerous
> others are supported by donations from across the
> country and are a tremendous plus for Louisiana as
> it is at no cost to Louisiana residents or the
> state. These donators are the people who would
> visit Louisiana at a future date for vacations. I
> doubt they would be so willing to pour more money
> into Louisiana if they hear their efforts are not
> needed or appreciated when there is so very much
> still to do to care for these at risk animals.
>
> Not considering these points would be a public
> relations disaster -- there has been a tremendous
> outpouring of concern for the animals of New
> Orleans, and people would be shocked to hear that
> the state is taking action to deliberately force out
> rescuers who are willing, able, and qualified to
> help the animals at risk. If the state turns its
> back on these animals and out-of-state rescuers and
> veterinarians are forced to leave, New Orleans will
> be dealing with the repercussions of this problem
> for many years to come.
>
> I truly believe the task is too great for the LASPCA
> alone to handle. Many of the staff, as well as
> their own volunteers can't return because of housing
> shortages, lack of money, relocation etc. They are
> understaffed, there is just no place for them to
> live and the facility to handle all these remaining
> animals is not big enough. There are thousands of
> animals that were pets just a few weeks ago now roam
> the streets in the city of New Orleans. I've read
> in the papers that 30,000 to 50,000 homes will be
> demolished - 700 are already red tagged
> (uninhabitable) and 7000 yellow tagged (for possible
> demolition) - homes that have animals living in them
> or under them. These numbers are overwhelming - in
> my opinion there is no way the LASPCA can handle all
> of this alone.
>
> The most logically thing to do would be to be
> willing to accept help from other agencies - after
> all the goal is to help the animals and residents
> isn't it?
>
> Please reconsider and help the people of Louisiana
> who have endured so much in losing their homes,
> jobs, and communities. To be reunited with their
> beloved pets is a major factor in easing their
> burden and helping with the rebuilding process.
>
> Thank you for your time and re-consideration of this
> request.
>
> Roni McCall
> Through Their Eyes,
> The National Animal Abuse Registry
> website: http://www.inhumane.org
> email: noabuse@inhumane.org
>
> Note: All incoming and outgoing mail is virus
> checked
>
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If you are willing to foster an animal go to this secure link to add your information http://www.katrinafoundpets.com/app.htm
$3000 reward to the person or Org that finds and returns Snowball to his owner.
To assist the animals victims of Hurricane Katrina.
http://www.katrinafoundpets.com
None profit 501c3 organization www.puppymillrescue.com
owns the list also http://www.katrinafoundpets.com
We are for the small rescues like us.
I wonder if the LASPCA is going to try to get some new laws passed after this. Making Spaying or Neutering mandatory unless you're a registered breeder. Hiring more people to do more home checks (to look for neglect). And trying to pass stricter animal rights laws.
They have their work cut out for them. Maybe this is the kick in the butt they needed to clean up NO.
If I sent this previously, please forgive me. Just got a new laptop and it is touchy!
I am writing to see if any of you might know who or what group rescued pets that had to be left on St. Bernard Highway two to three days after Katrina.
I have several people looking for pets. The owners were evacuated and forced to leave them there on the highway to board buses or dump trucks headed for a ferry.
The owners are very distraught. One elderly couple had to leave their five basset hounds after getting them through the hurricane and surviving in their attic for days. I have very specific information including the name of a fireman that the elderly gentleman grew up with. The fireman was helping the owners to evacuate.
I have the exact places where the animals were left, no police officers identification however as most had just "police" t-shirts on with badges. This particular evacuation took place at St. Bernard Highway and Archbishop Hannon Blvd in Violet near an auto body shop. The owners were told that rescuers would be by to take care of their pets. In all, that morning about 8-12 dogs were left when they boarded the bus. There was a newly built house nearby and they don't think that the people in that home had evacuated as it was dry there. I asked if they could get someone to knock on the door and ask if they knew or had seen the animals being rescued, anything at all.
The owners have been back to the location and the pets were not there. They have also sent someone by their homes.
Another gentleman that had a rotti, had tied him to a pole (different location on STB Highway). The lead and the collar were still there. That concerns me, who would take a collar off with identification and leave it?
Another owner left her pet on the highway in Violet near the cruise ship with a Judges wife. Trying to track her down to see what happened to that pet?
I hope that I am not being overly suspicious, but there seems to be a pattern here. Unfortunately, as far as we can tell, the pets have not turned up in the system yet. So any advice you could give me would be appreciated.
Or if you know of anyone that evacuated in that area during that time frame could you please point me in their
direction. Thanks.
Shirley Mondeaux
Stealth Volunteers
Helping Reunite Families & Pets
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stealthvolunteers2
RE: pets left behind by owners boarded on busses from highway.
The following was widely posted by Associated Press near the beginning of September: -- begin quote from Associated Press ---Louisiana State Treasurer John Kennedy, who was helping with relief efforts Saturday, said some evacuees refused to leave without their pets. "One woman told me 'I've lost my house, my job, my car and I am not turning my dog loose to starve,'" Kennedy said. Kennedy said he persuaded refugees to get on the bus by telling them he would have the animals taken to an exhibition center. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals picked up two cats and 15 dogs, including one Kennedy found tied up beneath the overpass next to an unopened can of dog food with a sign that read "Please take care of my dog, his name is Chucky."--- end quote from Associated Press ---
This does not say which overpass, but perhaps it may help. Perhaps contact the Louisiana State Treasurer John Kennedy, to see what he remembers? Sounds like the pets picked up that day went to "an exhibition center". Would that have been Lamar-Dixon? You've probably already tried all those leads, but I remembered the Associated Press article and decided to post it here -- in hopes that it will help in your search.
Just checked out the State of Louisiana Dept of Treasury website. Found out that State Treasurer Kennedy has his own blog. Check out the September entries. He mentions rescuing.
http://latreasury.blogspot.com/
2005_09_01_latreasury_archive.html
Subject: Re: [billyboard] HEARTBROKEN-PITBULL/MASTIFF -RABIES TAG 059767-ONE YEAR OLD NEUTERED.
Ok thanks for your help .. i am new to this and wanted to help this man .. Missing Pit/Mastiff-elysian fields/gentilly area/carlaj357@yahoo.com this is your contact person looking.for the dog name is BUDDY, who was forced to leave behind , being in a boat for 5days-finaly being rescued by the national guard via helicopter . he was forced by the national guard to leave his dog behind . they tied him to a post and he cried and begged them told him to leave behind.left near mikes hardware store .i dont have a exact date it was 5 days after katrina hit .. Description is RABIES TAG # 059767 ONE YEAR OLD NEUTERED WHITE AND BROWN WITH A WHITE SPOT ON THE CHEST AND THE REST IS LIGHT BRINDLE.PLEASE CONTACT carlaj357@yahoo.com thanks i will be passing all i find to carlaj357@yahoo.com Thanks for your help.....
NBC
More than two months after Hurricane Katrina blew in, animals are still being found alive in New Orleans, pulled out of attics and from beneath flooring or off of the streets, where they’ve been surviving on sheer will and the kindness of strangers who leave food for them.
Some are little more than skin wrapped around bones. Starving, dehydrated and depressed, they still greet people trustingly, perhaps somehow recognizing that they represent salvation from their utterly bewildering circumstances.
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In the past month, volunteers with Animal Rescue New Orleans, run by Jane Garrison of Charleston, S.C., have rescued more than 400 animals, delivering them to the Best Friends animal shelter on the grounds of Saint Francis Animal Sanctuary in Tylertown, Miss. Garrison’s crew sets out food and water around the city to keep animals alive until they can be coaxed into custody or humanely trapped. The team also responds to phone calls reporting animals that are trapped.
Silver was one of those pets. Garrison says they received a call from a construction worker whose company had been contracted to gut a house.
'Like a skeleton with skin'
“When they went in there, they found this sweet little cat that couldn’t even move,” she says. “She was lying in her own urine, skin and bones, just like a skeleton with skin. She had a collar around her neck with the name Silver and a phone number. We took her to the animal hospital, and I tried to call that number. I couldn’t get through, so I tracked down the construction company’s main office and found out who owned that house. He was completely speechless on the phone; he couldn’t believe she was alive.”
At last report, Silver was getting intravenous antibiotics and fluids, but wasn’t yet eating.
The same week, a woman called to report that every time she went back to her apartment building, there was still a dog there that had been left behind. She would give the dog what food and water she could find, but didn’t know what to do with him otherwise until she saw one of Garrison’s flyers.
“We went there, and we found this little Chihuahua hiding under the blankets in this apartment,” Garrison says. “He was very frightened, very depressed, extremely thin, of course, filled with fleas, and very dehydrated and hungry. While we were there, we started hearing meowing. We pulled down the stairs to the attic, went up there, and found a tabby cat still alive.”
At last count, the Best Friends shelter held 320 dogs and 154 cats, all waiting to be placed in foster homes across the country. They’re photographed and information about them and where they go is carefully recorded so they can be easily tracked if and when their owners come in search of them.
Up for adoption
No one knows yet how many people and animals have been reunited. At Best Friends, there have been only 112 such reunions so far. It’s likely that a number of pets will be adopted into new homes, says Michael Mountain, president of Best Friends Animal Society.
“I think what’s going to happen is there are a lot of people who really would like to reunite, but they find themselves in a different part of the country now, they don’t have a job, they’re living with family," he says, "and … for many people life will move on and they’ll be grateful for the fact that somebody else has got Fluffy or Fido.”
Click for related story
Special Report: Two towns rebuild after Katrina
Most shelters that have taken in Katrina pets are placing them in foster homes until Dec. 31, to give owners as much time as possible to find and claim them. After that, they’ll be made available for adoption.
For some, the single most important thing is getting back together with their dog or cat. One woman was so distraught by the loss of her cat that she had to be hospitalized in intensive care. “They found the kitty, and it’s given her new life,” Mountain says.
NBC
More than two months after Hurricane Katrina blew in, animals are still being found alive in New Orleans, pulled out of attics and from beneath flooring or off of the streets, where they’ve been surviving on sheer will and the kindness of strangers who leave food for them.
Some are little more than skin wrapped around bones. Starving, dehydrated and depressed, they still greet people trustingly, perhaps somehow recognizing that they represent salvation from their utterly bewildering circumstances.
Story continues below ↓
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advertisement
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In the past month, volunteers with Animal Rescue New Orleans, run by Jane Garrison of Charleston, S.C., have rescued more than 400 animals, delivering them to the Best Friends animal shelter on the grounds of Saint Francis Animal Sanctuary in Tylertown, Miss. Garrison’s crew sets out food and water around the city to keep animals alive until they can be coaxed into custody or humanely trapped. The team also responds to phone calls reporting animals that are trapped.
Silver was one of those pets. Garrison says they received a call from a construction worker whose company had been contracted to gut a house.
'Like a skeleton with skin'
“When they went in there, they found this sweet little cat that couldn’t even move,” she says. “She was lying in her own urine, skin and bones, just like a skeleton with skin. She had a collar around her neck with the name Silver and a phone number. We took her to the animal hospital, and I tried to call that number. I couldn’t get through, so I tracked down the construction company’s main office and found out who owned that house. He was completely speechless on the phone; he couldn’t believe she was alive.”
At last report, Silver was getting intravenous antibiotics and fluids, but wasn’t yet eating.
The same week, a woman called to report that every time she went back to her apartment building, there was still a dog there that had been left behind. She would give the dog what food and water she could find, but didn’t know what to do with him otherwise until she saw one of Garrison’s flyers.
“We went there, and we found this little Chihuahua hiding under the blankets in this apartment,” Garrison says. “He was very frightened, very depressed, extremely thin, of course, filled with fleas, and very dehydrated and hungry. While we were there, we started hearing meowing. We pulled down the stairs to the attic, went up there, and found a tabby cat still alive.”
At last count, the Best Friends shelter held 320 dogs and 154 cats, all waiting to be placed in foster homes across the country. They’re photographed and information about them and where they go is carefully recorded so they can be easily tracked if and when their owners come in search of them.
Up for adoption
No one knows yet how many people and animals have been reunited. At Best Friends, there have been only 112 such reunions so far. It’s likely that a number of pets will be adopted into new homes, says Michael Mountain, president of Best Friends Animal Society.
“I think what’s going to happen is there are a lot of people who really would like to reunite, but they find themselves in a different part of the country now, they don’t have a job, they’re living with family," he says, "and … for many people life will move on and they’ll be grateful for the fact that somebody else has got Fluffy or Fido.”
Click for related story
Special Report: Two towns rebuild after Katrina
Most shelters that have taken in Katrina pets are placing them in foster homes until Dec. 31, to give owners as much time as possible to find and claim them. After that, they’ll be made available for adoption.
For some, the single most important thing is getting back together with their dog or cat. One woman was so distraught by the loss of her cat that she had to be hospitalized in intensive care. “They found the kitty, and it’s given her new life,” Mountain says.
Dog and cat feeding stations caused and proliferated New Orlean's 500 year rodent and mosquito problems?
Now, if there's ever an apt time to use the term "delirious" it is with reference to any one who would suggest this.
New Orleans is under sea level. It is humid year round. It grows fungus algae and nastiness regularly; it is a laboratory setting for decomposition. It is one big compost pile. It has been since BEFORE the floods. It always has been; always will be.
If its officials think that not having dog/cat feeding and water stations will have any impact whatsoever on its rodent/mosquito population, its officials are dumber than I ever could have imagined.
Having attended college there many many years ago, and having tended bar down there to pay my way, i can attest that the rodent, roach, insect problem is just apart of New Orleans as jazz once was.
Kathryn.
Please sign and cross post. Thanks.
Allow vets into LA to help Katrina Pets
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/740552969
Investigate, prosecute and convict Josh Greer for cruelty and abuse to Zania (Mauled dog at shelter)
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/437445630
Related petition for Shelter Reform at Lebanon Animal Control Shelter-
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/679821517
Petition for St. Bernard Parish Pet Slaughter-
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/434180433
Please disregard deadline. This is still active.
to Shirley the stealth volunteer who posted above about trying to find SBP pets. I have found a woman in CT who does a great job @ locating pets from that area. She help me find a dog for a guy I met while down there. Contact me @ ketchumdoc@msn.com and I will put you in touch with her. you can also find her info by going onto petfinder and seearching lost pets - st bernard parish and she has links there.
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