Dogs Recued From Floods

Texas, cats and dogs

Dozens of dogs were stranded by Texas floods. Austin rescuers answered the call

Austin Pets Alive! rescued dogs trapped in flooded homes and has taken in more than 270 animals during Texas flood response efforts.

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WATCH: Texas helicopter crew rescues a girl, her family and 2 dogs from Uvalde floodwaters

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Philadelphia-area groups help rescue cats and dogs from Texas shelters after flooding

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Brandywine Valley SPCA rescues cats and dogs from Texas flooding

Homeless dogs and cats from flooded areas of Texas are now up for adoption at Brandywine Valley SPCA.

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More flood-displaced pets reunited with owners in Kerr County

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Austin Pets Alive! deploys flood response teams as south Texas communities brace for rising rivers

VIDEO: Army Blackhawk airlifts two dogs from fast-rising flood waters near Uvalde

Two dogs were reunited with their family after being rescued from rapidly rising flood waters in Crystal City, just South of Uvalde.Video

FOX 7 Austin on MSN

Central Texas floods leave hundreds of wild animals and pets displaced

Central Texas animal rescuers are working around the clock to save and shelter hundreds of pets and wild animals displaced by recent devastating floods.

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Austin Pets Alive! takes in more than 270 pets displaced by Hill Country flooding, asks for community help

The organization said shelters in the affected areas are overwhelmed and that teams are on the ground leading rescue efforts for pets from flood zones.

KRDO

Colorado non-profit finds foster homes for 40 dogs after Oklahoma shelter floods

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) - Last Thursday, an animal shelter in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, flooded, putting the well-being of dozens of animals into question. Photos from the City of Tahlequah A city spokesperson says it was a member of the animal control who ...

Tioga Publishing

Emergency responders rescue man, dog from Potter Brook waters

Six emergency responders rescued a man and dog stranded by a flash flood July 5 in Potter Brook. Volunteers from Knoxville-Deerfield and Elkland fire departments were on standby at the Knoxville station.