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Submitted by EARS volunteer Margaret Blackman of Oshawa, Ontario
Today was about one of the things UAN volunteers do best: care and comfort the animals. No vets, no groomers, no poking and prodding of furry bodies, just Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS) volunteers and their charges. Feeding, cleaning and socialization were the watch words of today.
Submitted by EARS Regional Director Karla Schulte of Shawnee, Kansas (pictured below), after spending a week in Beaumont, Texas helping animal victims of Hurricane Ike
Submitted by EARS volunteer Jennifer Muller of Houston (pictured below), about her recent deployment to help animals affected by Hurricane Ike, Beaumont, Texas
I intended to write this much sooner -- it is amazing how quickly your day-to-day life takes over the moment you return home from a deployment!
Submitted by Marcel Marcotte, EARS Eastern Canada Regional Director, of Nova Scotia, Canada