27 Heartwarming Photos Of Pets Rescued After Sandy

These guys need help too.

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The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals provided vet care to hundreds of pets affected by Hurricane Sandy.

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Here is a dog rescued by the ASPCA in the Roackaways.

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They set up vans to provide emergency medical care in affected areas.

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Microchip time is not fun.

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They offer medical exams.

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And the owners are grateful.

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Especially because the pets are sometimes their very best friends.

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This dog knows that it's nice to have your best friend nearby when the doctors are poking at your behind.

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This one has been in flood water and needs a bath.

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This one is not s0 sure about it all.

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"Ugh get off me Dad you're smothering me!"

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This cat is really mad at Sandy.

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This one is slightly more relaxed.

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This dog is worried because he knows his owners have been through a lot.

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The ASPCA also checks evacuated homes for stranded pets.

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And often finds them — like this cat recused from a home in the Rockaways.

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ASPCA delivering pet food to families affected by Sandy.

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Animal shelters also lost power during the storm.

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Liberty Humane animal shelter finds a dumb boat while exercising their dogs.

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A clean bill of health, yay!

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How to Help Pets

REPORT PETS IN NEED

Here's a 24-hour hotline to report pets who need rescue: 347-573-1561

DONATE $10

Text PREVENT to 25383 to donate $10 to help ASPCA care for pets displaced by Sandy.

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To volunteer with the ASPCA please contact us at [e-mail].