August 2, 2011
The water may have receded in Minot, North Dakota and the headlines may have disappeared from the local newspaper, but Kathy Nelson hasn’t forgotten how the flood on June 22 tore her family apart.
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August 1, 2011
Minot, North Dakota flood survivors Tom and Laurisa Moody and their daughter Rhiannon are staying in a hotel that allows pets, but they can’t leave their Chihuahuas, Princess and Mischief, unattended there.
July 28, 2011
July 27, 2011
Today, RedRover Responders volunteers are traveling to Minot, North Dakota from all corners of the United States. Virginia, Connecticut, New York, Kentucky -- no state is too far to prevent RedRover Responders from coming to the rescue when animals are in need.
Prolonged flooding in Minot has prevented hundreds of families from returning home, and 350 animals are still living in a temporary shelter. RedRover Responders volunteers are rallying to helping these animals and families for the next ten days.
June 29, 2011
June 27, 2011
Submitted by RedRover Responders volunteer Debbie Ferguson of Kildeer, Illinois
June 16, 2011
June 14, 2011
Submitted by RedRover Responders volunteer Beth Gammie of Tallahassee, Florida
What is the sound of 700 cats purring? We just might find out as the cats rescued from hoarding conditions perk up under the care of the UAN volunteers (now known as the RedRover Responders). The effect of a full week of regular care--feeding, watering, clean quarters, medical treatment--shows.
June 9, 2011
Submitted by UAN volunteer Beth Gammie of Tallahassee, Florida
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