Shelter Pets Evacuated From Hurricane Disaster Areas Find Loving Homes
Andrea Powell
Dozens of shelter pets that found themselves in the middle of a disaster zone after Hurricane Helene and Milton are finally safe.
Greater Good Charities' (GGC) evacuation flights have rescued hundreds of shelter pets waiting for homes prior to the hurricanes and flew them to states with open kennels and adopters waiting to meet them.
These life-saving flights were possible thanks to your continued support. GGC has been on the ground in the hardest hit areas distributing food and supplies and conducting evacuation flights.
Read some of the happily ever after tales of shelter pets you helped fly to freedom.
Orlando
Orlando who was struggling with shelter life has found a loving home in Wisconsin. He and his new parents couldn't be happier. Just look at their faces.
Tito
Sigrid
This sweet girl is thrilled to have found someone to love. She is going to live her best life in Wisconsin.
Countless other passengers have also found a family to love. Thank you for helping to fly them to freedom and giving them the second chance they deserved.
For weeks, shelters and homes in hard-hit Southeast have been without power and water. Crews are working hard to restore these vital utilities. In the meantime, people and pets are surviving on the supplies you helped provide.
Donate now to continue to provide food to shelter and displaced pets.
