My trip to Kansas City wasn't really supposed to involve direct animal rescue (I'm out here to get a truck that will be useful come the next Katrina), but I found these two running down the road and was able to corral them using my belt and a piece of electrical wire. I quarantined them in my cousin's yard so that they could pose for this "found" photo. Pit mixes, they were very sweet and somewhat well-trained. Needless to say their owner was overjoyed to get them back.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Animal Rescue for Hurricane Gustav
After Gustav people were not allowed to return to their homes, and many animals were captured on the streets or surrendered to shelters.
Companion Animal Network and Bayou Rescue joined forces to evacuate 41 animals from the Ascension Parish Animal shelter to points north (North Carolina and New York) where they will be adopted into their forever homes.
Needless to say, it was hot and dirty. The smell of dead animals, so familiar after Katrina, was present in many neighborhoods.
Read more about the rescue effort, as well as the personal story of my family's ordeal in Baton Rouge, at http://www.stovepipehat.com and http://bayourescue.typepad.com/bayou_rescue/2008/09/on-the-road-aga.html. Tax-deductible donations are gratefully accepted through Bayou Rescue; designate your contribution as "D. Rollins rescue".
Friday, October 21, 2005
my first catch in the lower 9th ward
This is the first one I brought out of the cage with the "dogcatcher" loop.2316 Reynes St., New Orleans.
Animal Rescue Camp
Chef Menteur Higway at Desire St., New OrleansThe main animal rescue camp, setup in the parking lot of the Winn-Dixie (which was looted).
Thursday, June 16, 2005
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Nothing much to see here. See one of the affiliated sites such as http://www.stovepipehat.com.
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