No Mike, YOU blow.

Touching story!!
Thank you to whoever took these animals to safety(and I’m sure many others did the same!)!

Many people in the U.S. are not aware that a federal law was passed after Katrina that when people are evacuated, they must be allowed to evacuate thoer pets. When Ike was heading toward Texas here, air conditioned semi trailers loaded with pet carriers were sent to the areas expected to be affected and hundreds if not thousands of animals were tagged, caged and transported to safety.

I am so supportive of what this guy did. If more people had the info that the government is now required to honor requests for pet evacuation, maybe less of this would happen. I do know that many folks had ridden out hurricanes before and thought this one was going to be no big deal. Many people and pets were lost, never to be seen again.

well that’s better than look what the cat drug in. . .

My grandma use to lovingly say when arriving..’well, look what the wind blew in’..this gives that a whole new meaning.

@Kar: Hey ya…

IIIIII know, it’s only rock & roll
But I like it, like it, YES I DO

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Not even REAL TEXT

This is the BEST !!!!!