Hurricane Irene and Animals

Dear Friend,

As Hurricane Irene struck the East Coast, the Animal League deployed Emergency Rescue units and ensured the safety of over 800 animals. We were able to pull animals in need out of harm's way and provide support to shelter partners and evacuees during the storm.



•Before the hurricane, we deployed 5 Mobile Emergency Rescue units throughout Long Island, NY to take animals out of shelters in areas where the storm’s impact was expected to be most severe. We sheltered and cared for these animals at our Port Washington, NY headquarters during the storm.


•We deployed our largest Mobile Rescue unit to an emergency shelter for people and families that were forced to evacuate. When that first unit was quickly filled with animals, a second Mobile Rescue unit was quickly deployed to that location to care for close to 100 animals.


•Since the storm passed, we have safely reunited every pet we housed, at the emergency evacuation shelter, with their families.


•Through the tireless work of our staff and volunteers, the 650 homeless animals in our care, along with those rescued from our shelter partners, are safe and doing very well.


Our Emergency Rescue Teams continue to be ready to assist shelter partners impacted by Hurricane Irene.

Only through your vital support can we continue to act at a moment's notice to help save animals' lives.

Please donate today so we can continue to respond natural disasters,
national emergencies or whenever animals are at risk.

Animals Rescued From Tornado Zones in Alabama

North Shore Animal League America recently deployed two Emergency Rescue Teams to assist our shelter partners in need in tornado-ravaged areas of Alabama.

One rescue team has already rescued 78 homeless animals that were already in shelters before the storm. This will help with overcrowding by opening up space for displaced animals that continue to arrive including those being sought by their owners.

Our second rescue team is still at work in Alabama to rescue even more animals that need homes.


Only through your support and donations can we be ready to help in these times of need. Together we can always be ready to save as many lives as possible.

Please support the Animal League's Emergency & Disaster Rescue Program

Treats NOT Tricks - Pet Safety on Halloween

North Shore Animal League

http://www.animalleague.org/pet-tips/treats-not-tricks-pet-safety-halloween.html


For many of us, Halloween can be a ghostly good time. Candy, costumes and frights in the night can be a lot of fun. Unfortunately, our pets don't necessarily agree. For them it can be a stressful night that causes anxiety.

North Shore Animal League America would like to offer some tips and advice for treats NOT tricks on Halloween. Keeping your pets safe and secure will ensure that they don't need to go running to their mummies.

Click the link for some valuable information

Saved from Suffering - Lady Macbeth and Puppies

On May 18, 2010, North Shore Animal League America Mobile Units returned from the Midwest with 97 mill dogs that were rescued from various puppy mills. One of the rescued dogs was an Old English Sheepdog that we named Lady Macbeth. As is usually the case with mill dogs, Lady Macbeth was devoid of any medical care... Read their story http://www.animalleague.org/feature/puppy_mills/lady-macbeth-puppies.html