Cleveland, OH
Cleveland APL takes in 20 cats impacted by Hurricane Ian (photos)
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Twenty cats beforehand obtainable for adoption in shelters impacted by Hurricane Ian have been taken in by the Cleveland APL Friday.
The BISSELL Pet Basis coordinated and funded the transportation of greater than 100 homeless cats and canines from Florida, together with these transported to the Cleveland APL.
The cats who arrived right here in Cleveland have been homeless and awaiting adoption at Polk County Animal Serivices in Winterhaven, Florida, previous to Hurricane Ian’s landfall.
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This not solely helped the animals escape from the catastrophe of the hurricane, but in addition permits the Florida shelters to have extra space, and assist pets displaced by the storm be extra shortly reclaimed by their their households.
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The cats at the moment are obtainable for adoption, extra info could be discovered on the APL’s web site.
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The entire cats transferred from Florida are presently obtainable within the shelter’s catios close to the adoptions entrance.
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