Guest guest Posted September 27, 2005 Report Share Posted September 27, 2005 With everyone worried about HSUS Lamar-Dixon and Hattiesburg sites winding down by October 5—here is an immediate need for rescue. Other suggested sites that still need rescue/shelter volunteers follow the Rita-Flooded Areas information. PLEASE SEND THE FOLLOWING TO info: (If you have already sent this, DO NOT SEND AGAIN) Your full name Name of organization (if applicable) Full street address Cell phone, land phone Email Brief description of what you can provide DUE TO THE VOLUME OF VOLUNTEER INQUIRIES, PLEASE: -Type “KATRINA VOLUNTEER” in the subject line of emails. -We cannot answer requests about where to donate money or find a specific animal to foster/adopt at this time. - For directions to a volunteer site: http://www.mapquest.com/directions/main.adp Thanks, Brenda Shoss Kinship Circle/ARF Grassroots Effort 314-863-9445; 314-795-2646 =============================================== 1.) RESCUERS NEEDED RIGHT NOW TO ENTER RITA-FLOODED AREAS! CONTACT: Primary: Patty Meehan, Lafayette Animal Aid: 337-344-2829 Secondary: Marie Bossard, St. Martin Humane Society 337-879-6600, 337-277-9538, stmartinhumane LOCATION: Abbeville Shelter Cecil McCrory Building (on Port Rd., next to Clyde Prejean's DMV office) Abbeville, Louisiana 70510 Fly into Lafayette, LA airport. Rent a car to drive to nearby Abbeville. No gas shortages reported at this time. VOLUNTEER NEEDS/SITUATION: Rescues are underway for cows, horses, pigs and other farm animals in Vermillion Parish and Southwest Louisiana Rita-hit areas. However IMMEDIATE HANDS-ON RESCUE NEEDED for dogs, cats, pets. Unlike New Orleans, families may still be in area unable to inhabit their homes. If you have a BOAT, bring it! Some areas are walkable, others aren’t. Animals brought back to Abbeville Shelter and Sugarena in Iberia. Both temporary shelters may remain open for just one week (approx. next Tuesday or Wednesday). After that, animals go to area shelters, some of which are kill shelters. (See information about Foster/Adopt from the Iberia Humane Society). FOSTER/ADOPT Dogs, cats, geese, goats, cows, horses...rescued from Iberia parish, LA, are sheltered at: Sugarena Acadiana Fairground Hwy 3212; New Iberia, LA (US 90 To New Iberia, Hwy 3212 - Signs read Acadiana Fairgrounds) 337-365-7539 Dr. White, the " hero veterinarian " who has rescued some 300 pets of his own volition, is working with seven other veterinarians at the Sugarena Shelter. His wife Marilynn's contact information is: white and 337-380-2481. Companion animals are then transferred to Iberia Humane Society. TO FOSTER/ADOPT: Iberia Humane Society 1314 Troy Road; New Iberia, Louisiana 337-365-1923; IberiaHu MAP: http://www.iberiahumane.com/map.htm *Volunteers also needed at Iberia Humane Society, If you can stay after rescue effort. SUPPLY NEEDS (9/27/05): HAY & GRAIN! As posted yesterday, most stocks are contaminated by flood waters. If you or someone you know can transfer hay/grain to Abbeville or Sugarena Shelters, Go directly to addresses listed above, or contact: Patty Meehan, Lafayette Animal Aid: 337-344-2829 Marie Bossard, St. Martin Humane Society: 337-879-6600, 337-277-9538 Marilynn White: 337-380-2481 FOR INCOMING DOG/CAT RESCUES: Dog/Cat Toys, Collars, Shampoo, Flea Treatment (not Hartz!), Food, Treats, Bowls, etc. *Stock up at PetSmart =============================================== 2.) HUMANE SOCIETY OF LOUISIANA IN TYLERTOWN CONTACT: Shelter director, Jeff Dorson: 901-268-4432 To confirm your arrival date, email: humanela (Send email before you show up) Onsite contacts: Ask for Johnna Harris or Jeff Dorson LOCATION: The Humane Society of Louisiana Emergency Shelter 115 Obed Magee Rd. Tylertown, Mississippi 39667 (next to St. Frances Animal Sanctuary) VOLUNTEER NEEDS/SITUATION: Presently in need of veterinarians, vet techs, animal caretakers, office staff, transporters, electricians, plumbers. No housing, come prepared to camp with tent. Access to nearby Red Cross showering facilities. FOSTER/ADOPT You need definitive approval from a local New Orleans animal protection charity, before heading down. 501c3 no-kill sanctuaries or rescue groups that want to adopt animals through Humane Society of Louisiana, CONTACT: Jen Daley, Katrina Adoptions Coordinator: jndaley. To reunite rescued animals whenever possible, looking to work with groups to post photos online and foster, prior to adoption. For adoption-ready animals only, can network with other shelters/agencies to find animals. SUPPLY NEEDS (9/28/05): Long list: http://www.humanela.org/ (scroll toward bottom of page) =============================================== 3.) MUTTSHACK M.A.S.H. UNIT – NEW ORLEANS CONTACT: Sharon Gorski: 877-727-9343; 586-727-9815; possecop To obtain security authorization papers LOCATION: Lake Castle School 8400 Hayne Blvd.; New Orleans, LA VOLUNTEER NEEDS/SITUATION: MuttShack has established a haven for immediate triage and temporary shelter. A waystation for rescued animals, this animal M.A.S.H. unit provides emergency veterinary care and shelter, with the ultimate goal of reuniting companion animals with their families. Need veterinarians, vet techs, rescuers and shelter workers. Muttshack will coordinate some rescue/transport efforts with Mandeville Rescue/Shelter Task Force (see preceding listing). SUPPLY NEEDS (9/25/05): -BOATS -TRANSPORTERS -Veterinary/medical supplies -Generators -Ice -Golden Malrine (fly bait; serious fly problem due to polluted water) -Needs fluctuate. Check with Sharon Gorski (586-727-9815) =============================================== 4.) PASADO’S RACELAND, LOUISIANA TRIAGE AREA CONTACT: Volunteer email: cstaylor *Send email AFTER flight and other travel arrangements are made* LOCATION: PasadoRescue Triage Area Raceland, Louisiana VOLUNTEER NEEDS/SITUATION: 9/25/05--PasadoRescue gained Homeland Security/FEMA approval to enter Texas for animal disaster relief. A triage area is established at Huntsville Fairgrounds (3925 Hwy. 30-West, Huntsville, TX 77340). HOWEVER, TEXAS STORM AREAS APPEAR TO BE MANAGEABLE AND NO ADDITIONAL HELP IS NEEDED AS OF TODAY. (We will let you know if this changes). Right now, Pasado is the only shelter open to animals in South Louisiana. They need help cleaning kennels, walking dogs, and other duties. Rescues will resume when animal units are allowed to reenter New Orleans. NEED VETERINARIANS DESPERATELY. If you are a vet, please follow the directions below and then email where noted. WHAT TO DO: -Book a flight to Baton Rouge, LA or New Orleans -Book a campsite (found one!) or hotel early - they book up fast. LIST OF HOTELS/CAMPSITE: http://www.pasadosafehaven.org/NEWS/NEWS4.htm -There is no space to sleep, shower, go to bathroom at Pasado triage site. Cannot endanger losing triage facility by asking for these amenities. -Rent a vehicle Once you have done the above, Email: cstaylor If you email BEFORE booking flight and living quarters, Pasado will not answer your email. (“Sorry, we're swamped!”) SUPPLY NEEDS (9/25/05): -CANNED ID Prescription dog food. Dogs coming in are so emaciated that canned ID is the only food they're able to digest. Please get your vets on-board to help. Ship to: Law Offices of Louis St. Martin ATTN: PASADO RESCUE TEAMS #1 Church St. Houma, LA 70364 -Walmart Gift Cards, Gatorade always welcome -Buy a hot meal for rescuers in LA. Order vegetarian & vegan (no cheese or dairy) mix for 40. Call either Domino's (Raceland) 985-532-3005 (they deliver) or call a local caterer who does great dinners for cheap ($3.38 pp) C'est Cajun' Ask for Penny 985-532-8273 -Check Pasado website, http://www.pasadosafehaven.org/NEWS/TO%20VOLUNTEER%20ALT.htm, a day or so before you leave to bring what is requested No room for extra supplies. =============================================== FOR OUR LATEST COMPREHENSIVE VOLUNTEER ALERT, SLIGHTLY UPDATED SINCE ISSUED ON 9/25, EMAIL: info *If you are already on Kinship Circle’s Katrina Alerts List, indicate this so we don’t record your email address a second time! ********************************************************* GRASSROOTS EFFORT FOR ANIMALS OF THE STORM KINSHIP CIRCLE 7380 Kingsbury Blvd.; Saint Louis, MO 63130 Katrina relief contact Brenda Shoss: (desk) 314-863-9445; (cell) 314-795-2646 http://www.kinshipcircle.org ANIMAL RESCUE FOUNDATION (ARF) 771 Holcombe Ave.; Mobile, Alabama 36605 Katrina relief contact Julia Fischer: (cell) 251-455-9377; (home) 251-645-8605 http://www.animalrescuemobile.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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