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Sun Sep-04-05 08:22 PM Original message |
| Attention All Animal Lovers! Finally! Wonderful Animal Photos From NO! |
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Edited on Sun Sep-04-05 08:27 PM by leftchick
 Small survivor : US Airforce Lt. Nathan Brosheal holds a kitten rescued and airlifted to New Orleans International Airport in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana. (AFP/James Nielsen) extremely small but I think he/she has a chance. :) And this...I was so worried about the Zoo Animals...  The Audubon Zoo General Curator Dan Maloney feeds the zoo's giraffes in New Orleans, Louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. Other than an alligator on the loose, a couple of dead otters and a host of shell-shocked animals, denizens of the New Orleans zoo came through deadly Hurricane Katrina relatively unscathed.(AFP/James Nielsen) |
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