cat_notes: LTel: 11/8/07 Per after hours number, need to call for dog/cat food supplies btwn 9:30-6 ask for Heidi Coon x2330 (For La Jolla Res) LTel 11/9/07L Left msg. Kimmy O'Connor 2:07 PDT regarding cat/dog food and metal feeding bowls for the La Jolla Indian Reservation -> LTel: 11/8/07 Per after hours number, need to call for dog/cat food supplies btwn 9:30-6 LTel 11/9/07 Left msg. Kimmy O'Connor 2:07 PDT regarding cat/dog food and metal feeding bowls for the La Jolla Indian Reservation LTel 11/12/07: Spoke to Kimmy O'Connor, they'd prefer people go through their $500 pet grant program at this point - They are no longer passing out supplies as they were prior in disaster relief mode - They can help with livestock feed if you have a fire related loss, FEMA # and picture ID (and/or legitimate non-profit rescue/sancturary) - Help is on a case by case basis

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notes: UNION-TRIBUNE BREAKING NEWS TEAM 1:34 p.m. November 9, 2007 SAN DIEGO – Pet owners who accrued extra costs to care for their animals during the wildfires can receive up to $500 from the San Diego Humane Society starting next week. The society is launching a fire-relief pet-assistance program Monday to help households that had to evacuate and care for their animals, including livestock. Residents can be reimbursed for food or supplies or for costs incurred for veterinary boarding and transportation of pets, said Candice Eley, a spokeswoman for the Humane Society. The help will be made in the form of monetary reimbursements or supplies that amount up to $500 for each household, Eley said. Each reimbursement will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Pet owners can apply for the program by calling Kimmy O'Connor at (619) 243-3434, or by filling out a form at www.sdhumane.org. They will need to provide a Red Cross fire identification card; a completed insurance claim form; or a government-issued document related to the fires to prove their eligibility for the program, Eley said. Once the form is filled out, pet owners will be contacted by a society member. A similar pet-relief program helped victims of Hurricane Katrina, Eley said. The program is open to households countywide. -> 11/12/07: Spoke with Kimmy O'Connor. She advised they are happy to take calls to see how needs can be met for large groups. So far they've not received any urgent help calls in the recent week or so. I provided information about the Double S Ranch Rescue and am emailing the article. LTel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ UNION-TRIBUNE BREAKING NEWS TEAM 1:34 p.m. November 9, 2007 SAN DIEGO – Pet owners who accrued extra costs to care for their animals during the wildfires can receive up to $500 from the San Diego Humane Society starting next week. The society is launching a fire-relief pet-assistance program Monday to help households that had to evacuate and care for their animals, including livestock. Residents can be reimbursed for food or supplies or for costs incurred for veterinary boarding and transportation of pets, said Candice Eley, a spokeswoman for the Humane Society. The help will be made in the form of monetary reimbursements or supplies that amount up to $500 for each household, Eley said. Each reimbursement will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Pet owners can apply for the program by calling Kimmy O'Connor at (619) 243-3434, or by filling out a form at www.sdhumane.org. They will need to provide a Red Cross fire identification card; a completed insurance claim form; or a government-issued document related to the fires to prove their eligibility for the program, Eley said. Once the form is filled out, pet owners will be contacted by a society member. A similar pet-relief program helped victims of Hurricane Katrina, Eley said. The program is open to households countywide.

notes: -> UNION-TRIBUNE BREAKING NEWS TEAM 1:34 p.m. November 9, 2007 SAN DIEGO – Pet owners who accrued extra costs to care for their animals during the wildfires can receive up to $500 from the San Diego Humane Society starting next week. The society is launching a fire-relief pet-assistance program Monday to help households that had to evacuate and care for their animals, including livestock. Residents can be reimbursed for food or supplies or for costs incurred for veterinary boarding and transportation of pets, said Candice Eley, a spokeswoman for the Humane Society. The help will be made in the form of monetary reimbursements or supplies that amount up to $500 for each household, Eley said. Each reimbursement will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Pet owners can apply for the program by calling Kimmy O'Connor at (619) 243-3434, or by filling out a form at www.sdhumane.org. They will need to provide a Red Cross fire identification card; a completed insurance claim form; or a government-issued document related to the fires to prove their eligibility for the program, Eley said. Once the form is filled out, pet owners will be contacted by a society member. A similar pet-relief program helped victims of Hurricane Katrina, Eley said. The program is open to households countywide.

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cat_notes: LTel: 11/8/07 Per after hours number, need to call for dog/cat food supplies btwn 9:30-6 ask for Heidi Coon x2330 (For La Jolla Res) -> LTel: 11/8/07 Per after hours number, need to call for dog/cat food supplies btwn 9:30-6 ask for Heidi Coon x2330 (For La Jolla Res) LTel 11/9/07L Left msg. Kimmy O'Connor 2:07 PDT regarding cat/dog food and metal feeding bowls for the La Jolla Indian Reservation

cat_notes: -> LTel: 11/8/07 Per after hours number, need to call for dog/cat food supplies btwn 9:30-6 ask for Heidi Coon x2330 (For La Jolla Res)

organization: Animal Rescue/Disaster Shelter -> Non-Profit Animal Rescue/Disaster Shelter