region: -> Gulf

notes: The LA/SPCA is the designated support agency overseeing pet evacuation and rescue functions for the city of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security. The LA/SPCA joined with city, parish, state and federal agencies to develop operational procedures to care for companion animals before, during, and after a hurricane or other disaster. Households must pre-register with the City of New Orleans if they will need assistance. However, evacuees with pets utilizing city assistance are not guaranteed space on transport or at shelters. Pet owners may call for information or to request assistance by calling 311, or 1-877-286-6431. There is no limit to the number of pets. The service is free to Orleans Parish residents, but they must meet certain criteria. It is only available to people who do not own a mode of transportation or the mode of transportation is too small to accommodate the entire family. Note: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site. ------------ Preparing Your Pets * If you are a pet owner, your family's disaster plan must include your pets. Bring pets indoors at the first sign of danger. If you must evacuate, the best thing you can to protect your pet is to evacuate them too. * Identify boarding facilities, veterinarians, or hotels outside of the affected areas that can accept your pets. If you have notice of an impending disaster, call ahead for reservations. * Pet-friendly shelters may be opened during an evacuation. This information will be available at shelter information points. * Create a disaster readiness kit for your pet including food, water, first aid supplies, feeding dishes, leashes, carrier, blanket, etc. * Make sure all family members are aware of these preparations. * Animal Shelter: 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelters - LSU 1-800-928-5862 * Pet Shelter at LSU Parker Agricultural Center, 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelter at Blackham Coliseum in Lafayette, next to the Cajundome call Lafayette Parish Animal Control at 337-291-5644 for more information. Food and supplies available, but owners must tend their pets. * Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association is accepting donations to help animals in need. * AKC Companion Animal Recovery/Canine Support and Relief Fund Phone 1-800-252-7894. American Kennel Club providing crates, water food, and other animal supplies at staging areas in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas. * The Humane Society of the United States Promoting the protection of all animals * National List of Animal Shelters at Petfinders.org animal emergency response * PetNeighbor.Net Toll free number: 866-673-4705 and photo gallery of displaced pets. from: http://www.emergency.louisiana.gov/prepare.html -> The LA/SPCA is the designated support agency overseeing pet evacuation and rescue functions for the city of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security. The LA/SPCA joined with city, parish, state and federal agencies to develop operational procedures to care for companion animals before, during, and after a hurricane or other disaster. Households must pre-register with the City of New Orleans if they will need assistance. However, evacuees with pets utilizing city assistance are not guaranteed space on transport or at shelters. Pet owners may call for information or to request assistance by calling 311, or 1-877-286-6431. There is no limit to the number of pets. The service is free to Orleans Parish residents, but they must meet certain criteria. It is only available to people who do not own a mode of transportation or the mode of transportation is too small to accommodate the entire family. Note: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site. Also site: http://www.pets-allowed-hotels.com/us/Louisiana/index.html ------------ Preparing Your Pets * If you are a pet owner, your family's disaster plan must include your pets. Bring pets indoors at the first sign of danger. If you must evacuate, the best thing you can to protect your pet is to evacuate them too. * Identify boarding facilities, veterinarians, or hotels outside of the affected areas that can accept your pets. If you have notice of an impending disaster, call ahead for reservations. * Pet-friendly shelters may be opened during an evacuation. This information will be available at shelter information points. * Create a disaster readiness kit for your pet including food, water, first aid supplies, feeding dishes, leashes, carrier, blanket, etc. * Make sure all family members are aware of these preparations. * Animal Shelter: 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelters - LSU 1-800-928-5862 * Pet Shelter at LSU Parker Agricultural Center, 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelter at Blackham Coliseum in Lafayette, next to the Cajundome call Lafayette Parish Animal Control at 337-291-5644 for more information. Food and supplies available, but owners must tend their pets. * Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association is accepting donations to help animals in need. * AKC Companion Animal Recovery/Canine Support and Relief Fund Phone 1-800-252-7894. American Kennel Club providing crates, water food, and other animal supplies at staging areas in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas. * The Humane Society of the United States Promoting the protection of all animals * National List of Animal Shelters at Petfinders.org animal emergency response * PetNeighbor.Net Toll free number: 866-673-4705 and photo gallery of displaced pets. from: http://www.emergency.louisiana.gov/prepare.html

main_phone: (225) 925-7322 - Cindy Montz -> (225) 925-7322 - Cindy Montz ALSO visit http://www.lsart.org/

notes: The LA/SPCA is the designated support agency overseeing pet evacuation and rescue functions for the city of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security. The LA/SPCA joined with city, parish, state and federal agencies to develop operational procedures to care for companion animals before, during, and after a hurricane or other disaster. Households must pre-register with the City of New Orleans if they will need assistance. However, evacuees with pets utilizing city assistance are not guaranteed space on transport or at shelters. Pet owners may call for information or to request assistance by calling 311, or 1-877-286-6431. There is no limit to the number of pets. The service is free to Orleans Parish residents, but they must meet certain criteria. It is only available to people who do not own a mode of transportation or the mode of transportation is too small to accommodate the entire family. Note: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site. -> The LA/SPCA is the designated support agency overseeing pet evacuation and rescue functions for the city of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security. The LA/SPCA joined with city, parish, state and federal agencies to develop operational procedures to care for companion animals before, during, and after a hurricane or other disaster. Households must pre-register with the City of New Orleans if they will need assistance. However, evacuees with pets utilizing city assistance are not guaranteed space on transport or at shelters. Pet owners may call for information or to request assistance by calling 311, or 1-877-286-6431. There is no limit to the number of pets. The service is free to Orleans Parish residents, but they must meet certain criteria. It is only available to people who do not own a mode of transportation or the mode of transportation is too small to accommodate the entire family. Note: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site. ------------ Preparing Your Pets * If you are a pet owner, your family's disaster plan must include your pets. Bring pets indoors at the first sign of danger. If you must evacuate, the best thing you can to protect your pet is to evacuate them too. * Identify boarding facilities, veterinarians, or hotels outside of the affected areas that can accept your pets. If you have notice of an impending disaster, call ahead for reservations. * Pet-friendly shelters may be opened during an evacuation. This information will be available at shelter information points. * Create a disaster readiness kit for your pet including food, water, first aid supplies, feeding dishes, leashes, carrier, blanket, etc. * Make sure all family members are aware of these preparations. * Animal Shelter: 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelters - LSU 1-800-928-5862 * Pet Shelter at LSU Parker Agricultural Center, 225-578-6111 * Pet Shelter at Blackham Coliseum in Lafayette, next to the Cajundome call Lafayette Parish Animal Control at 337-291-5644 for more information. Food and supplies available, but owners must tend their pets. * Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association is accepting donations to help animals in need. * AKC Companion Animal Recovery/Canine Support and Relief Fund Phone 1-800-252-7894. American Kennel Club providing crates, water food, and other animal supplies at staging areas in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas. * The Humane Society of the United States Promoting the protection of all animals * National List of Animal Shelters at Petfinders.org animal emergency response * PetNeighbor.Net Toll free number: 866-673-4705 and photo gallery of displaced pets. from: http://www.emergency.louisiana.gov/prepare.html

parish: -> Orleans

notes: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site. -> The LA/SPCA is the designated support agency overseeing pet evacuation and rescue functions for the city of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security. The LA/SPCA joined with city, parish, state and federal agencies to develop operational procedures to care for companion animals before, during, and after a hurricane or other disaster. Households must pre-register with the City of New Orleans if they will need assistance. However, evacuees with pets utilizing city assistance are not guaranteed space on transport or at shelters. Pet owners may call for information or to request assistance by calling 311, or 1-877-286-6431. There is no limit to the number of pets. The service is free to Orleans Parish residents, but they must meet certain criteria. It is only available to people who do not own a mode of transportation or the mode of transportation is too small to accommodate the entire family. Note: Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site.

state: -> LA
notes: -> Website listed a number of hotels but the links don't function on the referring site.

state: LA ->

state: -> LA
status: Unknown -> Open
facility_type: Unknown -> Animal Shelter