We have a fairly large number of evacuees in town.  Some came here
specifically because most of the hotels and motels permit pets (but all are
now full).  Many more are staying in local relief shelters.  They do not
permit pets, but pets they brought with them are being cared for.  Thd
director of the local animal shelter said they cannot keep them safely
because some of the animals at the shelter are not vaccinated.  However, a
combined effort by her and a number of local veterinarians has placed all of
them in boarding facilities (including those run by the veterinarians).  I'm
going to take a case of Holly and Duffy's cat food (Wellness) to one of the
vets who is caring for cats from evacuees.

MaryL

There was when I posted it.  It was a video showing a rescue of cats -- and,
as I said in the original message, there was no way to post a specific link
just to the video because of the way CNN published it.  Unfortunately, CNN
keeps some of those links just for a single day, and sometimes less.

MaryL