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How did Katrina change how we evacuate pets from disaster?
September 2, 2015 | News FlashPBS by William Brangham August 29, 2015 It’s estimated that thousands of people refused to evacuate New Orleans in advance of Hurricane Katrina for one reason: they weren’t willing to leave their dogs or cats behind. At the time, most… Read More »
How Hurricane Katrina Turned Pets Into People
July 31, 2015 | News FlashAfter Katrina, animal rescuers saved thousands of New Orleans’ cats and dogs — and in the process, elevated the status of pets in the eyes of the law. by David Grimm BuzzFeed Contributor READ IT HERE: http://www.buzzfeed.com/davidhgrimm/how-hurricane-katrina-turned-pets-into-people Read More »
Thrift Store to Benefit ARNO Opening Soon!
July 28, 2015 | News FlashAugust 1-31, 2015: Charlotte's Hope: Animal Rescue Thrift & Gift, 8299 Jefferson Hwy, Harahan, LA 70123 will be accepting donations (no appliances please) on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the month of August for this… Read More »
ARNO benefits from Nola Bulls events
July 16, 2015 | News FlashWe made the society page of NOLA.com! A big THANK YOU again to Nola Bulls for choosing us as one of their charities this year! Read the article HERE Read More »
Introducing Pets to New Family Members
August 25, 2013 | News Flash(1/30/13)— By Traci Howerton as published in The Advocate, New Orleans edition Your dog is your baby, the center of your world — that is, until you have a baby. However, bringing a new baby into the family does not have… Read More »
Cat or Dog: Which One Makes the Best Pet
August 25, 2013 | News Flash(1/9/13)— by Charlotte Bass Lilly, as published in The Advocate, New Orleans edition Dog vs Cat: an age-old question and has been battled out by strictly canine lovers and hissed at by the feline fanciers. The truth is, they both… Read More »
Feral Cats: Love Them and Leave Them (Neutered)
August 25, 2013 | News Flash(1/4/13)— by Charlotte Bass Lilly, as published in The Advocate, New Orleans edition ‘Community’ cats provide a very valuable service. After Katrina, in many areas, the feral [wild] cats were all dead or temporarily gone. Neighborhoods were barely being rebuilt… Read More »



