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Typhoon Helene Hounds Want Your Lend a hand


Dogs in crates being rescued from hurricane Helene.
Photograph courtesy of ​Asheville Humane Society

Our hearts are heavy this week. Our house state of North Carolina used to be hit so arduous through Typhoon Helene.

Volunteers are operating across the clock to offer good enough refuge, meals, and water to canine and cats (and people) in want. Alternatively, the sources are extraordinarily restricted, together with working water, energy, and web.

Fortunately, the typhoon didn’t seriously injury the  Asheville Humane Society‘s (AHS) amenities. Alternatively, a loss of potable water made it tricky to deal with animals within the Buncombe County Animal Refuge.

Consequently, AHS has flown round 100 animals to Forsyth Humane Society (in our place of origin of Winston-Salem) to stay them secure in shelters and foster properties clear of the destruction.

How You Can Lend a hand

2 number one wishes of the AHS presently are fuel + financial donations by the use of their Venmo @ashevillehumane

Dog Magazine donated pet food to the Asheville and Watauga County (Boone) Humane Society all through those tricky occasions.

Listed below are the hyperlinks to Amazon want lists for NC shelters:

Please unfold the phrase and provides when you’ve got the way. And when you’ve got suffered from this typhoon, our hearts cross out to you.

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