SHELTER, ANIMALS (ASPCA) - 5/11 TN Floods
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Shelters will not allow pets. An emergency animal shelter is open at in east Memphis near Sycamore View and Interstate I-40 at 1716 Shelby Oaks Drive, North, Suite 1. If a pet owner needs sheltering for their pet(s) they need to bring with them and their pet to the shelter the following items if possible. Shot records or rabies tag, a collar and leash and any medication that their animal needs. If the owner does not have these items that is fine as the shelter is able to provide these and will be vaccinating their pet at no charge if needed. Pet owners will need to provide the shelter with contact information and present some form of identification (Drivers license, state id etc.). Representatives from the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) are caring for the animals. The site is also being used as a regional distribution center for Pet Smart Charities. Food, kennels, other pet supplies are being sent from the site to other states affected by recent tornadoes, storms and floods
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From STAY SAFE SHELBY Site:
Care of Pets and Animals
Emergency Animal Shelter at 1716 Shelby Oaks Drive, North, Suite #1.
• 132 dogs, 61 cats, 2 birds, 2 domestic ducks are being housed at the emergency shelter
• 75 horses are being sheltered at the Shelby Farms Showplace
• Pets are not allowed to remain with their owners in the shelter
• If a pet owner needs sheltering for their pet(s) bring the following items to the shelter: Shot records or rabies tag, a collar, leash and any medications. If the owner does not have these items the shelter is able to provide these and will be vaccinating pets at no charge
• Pet owners will need to provide the shelter with contact information and present some form of identification (Drivers license, state id etc.)
• Representatives from the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) are caring for the animals. The site is also being used as a regional distribution center for Pet Smart Charities. Food, kennels, other pet supplies are being sent from the site to other states affected by recent tornadoes, storms and floods