Dozens Of Pets Evacuated Before Hurricane Florence Find New Homes
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – With a million people under evacuation orders before Florence hit, dozens of dogs and cats were either left at shelters or let behind.
Dozens of those pets got sent to the Lucky Dog Animal Rescue in the Washington D.C. area and many already have new homes.
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On Sunday alone, 12 dogs that were rescued from Florence were adopted at an event held at a PetSmart in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Organizers say many evacuees just don't know what to do with their pets when they flee.
