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I just got an email that says that they are shooting animals in NOLA. Pets who were left behind by their families are being shot if seen on the streets or in houses. I'm not sure why they would do this unless they fear being attacked by starving pets, or maybe that the pets will be carrying diseases, but if anyone is there on the W'ank and can pick
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SPCA help for animals
Friday, 9:50 p.m.
There's hope for stranded pets in the New Orleans area. The Louisiana SPCA, New Orleans' animal control agency, has begun rescuing pets from owners houses.
Louisiana SPCA director Laura Maloney said shelter workers follow other agencies and crews through neighborhoods and rescue pets, some that are locked in houses. At the owners' request, "we break in," she said.
Owners have to call or email the operation and give their name and address and information about where the pet is confined.
The hotline number is: 1-225-578-6111. E-mail should be sent to Katrinaanimalrescue@yahoo.com.
The hotline already is in effect, Maloney said. "It's busy an awful lot. We are trying to get a bank of telephones"
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