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Eleanors38

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2. Animal rescue should be part of indoctrination for first-returns to afflicted areas,

Reply to Purveyor (Original post)

Thu May 5, 2016, 03:44 PM

May 2016

whether or not responders sre LEOs, fire fighters, wardens; or volunteers and families. Perhaps these people could phone/radio into a central facility which could send in traps, wranglers, etc., and get animals back for treatment, water and food. Pet chip detectors should play a role.

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Fort McMurray Pet Owners Make Desperate Pleas For Help [View all] Purveyor May 2016 OP

Hopefully shelters in the area make an effort to connect any pets found recently with owners. nt IamMab May 2016 #1

Animal rescue should be part of indoctrination for first-returns to afflicted areas, Eleanors38 May 2016 #2

I'll be ridiculed but KinMd May 2016 #3

No, not if you had enough time to grab them and put them into your car Warpy May 2016 #4