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How to Help Adopted Pets Affected by Floods in St. Louis

July 27, 2022 by admin

Animal shelters and facilities in the St. Louis area need help after facilities are damaged by flooding.

ST. LOUIS — Widespread rain and flash flooding have forced people from their homes in the St. Louis area. If you or someone you know needs help because of a flood, call the United Way on 211. For more information, click here.

In addition to the damage to homes and businesses, some pets that were already homeless now need help. Animal shelters and facilities in the St. Louis area need help after facilities are damaged by flooding.

Here are some of the organizations that need help.

Humane Society of Missouri

The Humane Society of Missouri’s Best Buddy Center in Maryland Heights had more than 10 inches of standing water in the lower levels Tuesday morning, including storage and animal enclosures. The animals were able to be moved to safe locations, and many were moved to another Humane Society location in the city of St. Louis.

The Humane Society estimated that the flood damaged hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment and supplies.

If you would like to support the cleaning and repair efforts, you can donate by visiting hsmo.org/flood. You can also purchase supplies from an Amazon wish list found here.

Stray Paws Rescue

Stray Paws Rescue — a nonprofit, foster-based rescue in St. Peters — said their building flooded Tuesday, leading to tragedy. According to a Facebook post, the puppies at the facility died after flood levels got too high.

The adult dogs were rescued from the facility and taken to the vet for a checkup.

In an update, Stray Paws said they had received hundreds of applications to shelter dogs, and they encouraged people to apply elsewhere as they sift through the applications.

In the meantime, people can donate money or supplies to the facility. For more information, check the Facebook post.

Update 3: We’ve gotten hundreds of foster applications 😮 WOW THANK YOU! At this time we are asking you for foster care…

Posted by Stray Paws Adoptables on Tuesday, July 26, 2022

Lost Rescue

Stray Rescue of St. Louis has helped rescue animals from other facilities affected by flooding and now fosters pets.

As of 3 p.m. Tuesday, all dog-friendly pets were brought out, but a few animals were still available for shelter.

“If you don’t have other pets and want to take care of you, you can still help!” a Facebook post from Stray Rescue said.

Stray Rescue said donations can be dropped off or delivered to their shelter at 2320 Pine Street in St. Louis.

Thank you Saint Louis!! You are all incredible!! All our dog friendly dogs are taken care of!! If you don’t have any other…

Posted by Stray Rescue of St. Louis on Tuesday, July 26, 2022

Gateway Pet Guardians

A Facebook video posted by Gateway Pet Guardians shows dogs standing in water at their kennels at St. Clair County Animal Shelter, with workers trying to get dogs out of the kennels.

Later in the day, the organization announced that all dogs have been placed with foster families.

RELATED: East St. Louis Animal Shelter Finds Pet Fosters After Floods

Donations for supplies are still being requested so that crates and other supplies can be purchased to help the pets. They are also looking for the following supplies:

  • Large dog crate
  • Stainless steel food/water bowls
  • cat carriers
  • jar of pads
  • cat litter
  • dog toys
  • cat toys
  • Nylabones/benebones
  • Workout Treats
  • Easy cheese
  • Canned chicken
  • peanut butter
  • hotdogs
  • Deli meat

In an update Tuesday night, Gateway Pet Guardians said they have received $45,000 in donations and more than 1,000 foster applications. They said donations are still much appreciated as they work to calculate the cost of the damage.

We’ve never been so happy to sit down and bury our heads in a pile of paperwork Whew, what a day 😮‍💨 We can’t say…

Posted by Gateway Pet Guardians on Tuesday 26th July 2022

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