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LA/SPCA Establishes Multi-Agency Team to Assess 'State-of-Animals' in New Orleans

In hopes of attaining a full, comprehensive picture of New Orleans' animal situation post-Katrina, The Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (LA/SPCA) has established a multi-agency assessment team that will evaluate the state-of-animals in the city of New Orleans.

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Countless Pets Still Unaccounted for in New Orleans

Just as the human toll caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita is beyond comprehension, the devastation and suffering that our tens of thousands of animals and pets have suffered is simply beyond imagination.

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SPCA Pledges 500k For Animals Lost Due To Hurricanes Katrina And Rita

ASPCA has committed $500,000 to help reunite Pets & People in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. With a $500 reward being offered for each reunion of pets and their families, this would cover up to 1,000 reunions. ASPCA and HSUS have also pledged to reimburse the shelters for the costs of transporting animals back to their families, regardless of wherever they may be situated.

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