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Delaware, New Jersey shelters take in animals from Texas

Delaware, New Jersey shelters take in animals from Texas after devastating floods

As catastrophic flooding continues to devastate communities in Texas, two local organizations have stepped up to take in displaced animals. On Monday, the Brandywine Valley SPCA and Animal Adoption Center,

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Philadelphia-area organizations take in animals affected by Texas flooding

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Severe flooding causes damage to animal rescue centre in Texas

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Oklahoma Task Force assistance extended in Texas flood response

The Oklahoma City Fire Department (OKCFD) on Tuesday released its latest update on the Oklahoma Task Force assisting with the Texas flood response.

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Texas turns to recovery after deadly floods, but danger isn’t over along the Nueces River

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Shelter pets rescued from Texas floods arrive at Brandywine Valley SPCA in Delaware

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Central Texas floods leave hundreds of wild animals and pets displaced

"Just those heavy rains, they wash out animals," Austin Wildlife Rescue Executive Director Jules Maron said.

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Texas flooding: Neighbors warn of rising flood waters

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Severe Flooding Devastates Texas Wildlife Rescue Facility in Texas

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New Jersey Neighbors Find 18 Puppies Abandoned on the Street and Work Together to Get Them Help

“They are not housebroken and are just starting out their new lives," said New Jersey-based animal shelter, Common Sense for Animals

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Emu captured after two weeks on the loose in New Jersey

A mysterious emu on the loose for more than two weeks in New Jersey was finally captured and has a new permanent home at a zoo.

Animal Welfare Institute

Animal Protection Groups Seek to Stop Steel-Jaw Leghold Traps’ Return to New Jersey

Trenton, NJ—The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) and the Animal Protection League of New Jersey (APLNJ) today provided video footage to all members of the New Jersey Legislature demonstrating the barbarity of enclosed leghold traps. In contravention of ...

Courier-Post

The world's deadliest animal can be found all over New Jersey, according to the CDC

When people mention deadly animals, for many, venomous snakes or large cats are first to come to mind. But, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, [CDC], has a different perspective. Upcoming South Jersey event: How the Burlington County Harvest ...

New York Post

New Jersey zoo gives visitors front-row seats to watch veterinarians treat the animals

WEST ORANGE, N.J. — Forget the giraffes, gibbons and leopards. About a dozen visitors at the Turtle Back Zoo gathered one recent morning around the most unusual sight of all. It was a small, light-brown tortoise getting a veterinary checkup. Over the ...