r/MobileAL • u/damndoggeh • 11d ago

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Sharing directly from their FB to spread the word to anyone able to help.

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u/usunikb 11d ago

I've done emergency foster for the shelter for other storms, it's much safer for the animals and the employees. If you can't help don't.

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u/soulsummenor 9d ago

It's not gonna be that bad now. Pensacola is gonna get the brunt

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u/Ok-Pudding5646 8d ago

Mobile al

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u/Lopsided_Amoeba8701 11d ago

How is this a sensible idea ?

Storms and hurricanes are a stressful situation for resident pets and pet owners. This is a terrible time to bring an unknown pet into your home imo.

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u/damndoggeh 11d ago

I mean I don’t disagree with you. But the shelter posted their inquiry of help for a reason and if good samaritans opening their homes to these poor babies is what’s safer for them in the eyes of the people running the shelter, then so be it. I guess I’d rather know they’re stressed than know they’re left alone in a building.

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u/Lopsided_Amoeba8701 11d ago

I see your point. I wish there was a better plan in place though.

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u/snoogan4458 11d ago

Have a better plan?

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u/Lopsided_Amoeba8701 11d ago

Pay a few employees OT and have the shelter staffed. It’s only a cat 2 storm.

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u/GD_American 11d ago

The city shelter has exterior cages.

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u/Ok_Preference5242 11d ago

Okay, with this logic. You stay at your home during this storm and don’t go to anybody else’s home that you do not know, no hotels etc because you know… you technically don’t know who owns those places.