Dogs stranded after Louisiana Flood of 2016 flown west to find new homes Dogs stranded after La. Flood of 2016 search for new homes Boy killed by Disney World alligator memorialized on 3rd birthday Boy killed by Disney World alligator memorialized Shootings of sea otters in California spur reward to find the culprit Your dog really does know what you're saying, and a brain scan shows how Your dog really does know what you're saying Lightning kills 300 reindeer in Norway Pets headed for prison to await owners displaced by Louisiana flood National Dog Day, Aug. 26: New Orleans area pets that need homes Watch alligator take its time when car approaches on highway Watch alligator plod across North Shore highway Cat adopts abandoned baby squirrel monkey Shelter animals rescued from Louisiana floods arrive in Virginia Louisiana flood: These rescued cats housed in Jefferson Parish need homes La. flood: Rescued cats housed in Jefferson Parish need homes

Rescue trucks rushing in to help animal victims of flood Rescue trucks rushing to help animal victims of flood 12-year-old big game hunter kills with pink arrows 3,500 Louisiana flood victims rescued by Jefferson Parish workers 3,500 La. flood victims rescued by Jeff Parish workers Fort Polk's wild horses to be removed, Army says Fort Polk's wild horses to be removed, Army saysPosted: March 5, 2012 Though we've rescued so many dogs from NOLA, today's was the first since we've made the "Big Easy" our home.   This was our 911 of the day…. We had an elderly couple, still down on their luck after Katrina, who had befriended two female Pit Bull mixes.  They were either pregnant or "got pregnant" from the many stray dogs that run the neighborhoods.  They came by our new but not yet opened facility here in the Upper 9th Ward and pleaded for help.  So it was over the bridge and down into the Lower 9th Ward we went, but we never expected to run into what we did….20 puppies and two Momma dogs that are practically puppies themselves.

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If you are looking for a lost pet or if you have found a pet in Livingston parish, please click HERE to fill out a report. In the aftermath of this terrible flooding, our agency has been working around the clock with evacuations, transports, rescue and assistance to pets in need. For more info on what we’ve been doing, click HERE. We signed an agreement with hard-hit Livingston parish to provide field operations and animal sheltering services after the storm. For several weeks we have worked with partnered with national and local animal protection partner agencies out of parish animal shelter. As the parish returns to normal operations and limited animal intake, we have opened a new EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF SHELTER in Amite, where the pets rescued after the flood will be housed during the 45 day hold period, as attempts are made to reunite them with their families. We are located at: FLORIDA PARISH ARENA, 1301 NW CENTRAL AVENUE, AMITE LA 70422 If you are looking for a pet lost in the flood.

We may be able to help! Join the Facebook group working to find relocate pets etc in Livingston parish HERE. View images from our rescue efforts in Denham Springs, LA 2016 Flood Video, Livingston Animal Shelter with Jeff Dorson Executive Director of the Humane Society of Louisiana. Posted by Alycia Daumas on Wednesday, August 17, 2016 Founded in New Orleans in 1988, the Humane Society of Louisiana leads the fight against cruelty to animals statewide. Our effective grassroots charity has aided, rescued and defended hundreds of thousands of animals. With a small, dedicated staff and hundreds of hard working volunteers, we passionately work to defend and protect all animals in need. We are not an affiliate of any larger group and we rely solely on private donations for support."Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight." here to see our adoptable pets list Kismet Pet Adoptions (KISMET) is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to the welfare and placement of COMPANION

Each rescued animal by KISMET dedicated volunteers receives a veterinary exam, all vaccines, de-worming, de-fleaing andDogs are heartworm tested and cats are FeLV/FIV tested. Many have required medical attention, AND have not been denied, such as heartworm treatments and surgeries. We operate out of the pockets of our members along with a few small donations made by some of the people who adopt our pets. KISMET's policy is that no animal should ever be killed for want of a good home. Based on this policy, many have found comfort in a forever home with a family to call their here to see our adoptable pets We require potential adopters to complete an Adoption Application prior to being considered for any of our pets. Part of the process is a home visit prior to releasing the pet and a subsequent follow-up visit once the pet is in his/her new home. There is an adoption fee on all of our dogs and cats and anyone interested in adopting a pet should contact the person whose name

appears in the notes, for that particular pet, to obtain the amount of the adoption fee. It is our policy that anyone who adopts a pet from KISMET will never get a pet where anything about their health or All of our pets are adopted on a trial basis. If you are not happy with the pet, you can and MUST return the pet to us. If the pet is returned within 14 days and is in the same physical condition as when adopted, the adoption fee paid will be refunded in full. here to see our happy tails (our adopted We do not have a central shelter to house our rescued animals. rely on the space within our homes, foster homes and boarding facilities for which we pay fees. Therefore our resources are very limited to the number we can intake. Anyone interested in meeting one of our pets can contact us by e-mail or the phone number listed within the description of the pet. To assist with our work and help save more needy animals from the