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Submitted by EARS volunteer Kim Diloreto of Neenah, Wisconsin
For 62 dogs and 25 cats from the Eastern Montana Humane Society, today was a red letter day (or should I say red shirt day).
Submitted by EARS volunteer Heidi Ziegler of Los Angeles, California
Unlike natural disasters, in seizure cases, there is typically more time to plan and set up the shelter. On Wednesday and Thursday, July 7 and 8, volunteers with United Animal Nations' Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS) arrived in Kern County, California from points north and south to do just that.
Submitted by EARS volunteer Shari Neal of Marion, Iowa
Among the 49 animals rescued from neglect in Wayne County, West Virginia on May 27 were two ponies locked in a shed. Here is the story of their journey from crisis to care.