Update 10/8/2024:

Animal Victory Affiliates: Our friends from Sister Kitten and other Rescue Connections working together.

Kitty video- rescued after floating on pallet- River Arts District

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This is Amy, below, our affiliate and friend from True Rescue in Tennessee. “I’m heading into my second week here, and am exhausted, but the need is so great to continue helping in Madison County, where True Rescue was asked to stay. We were asked to help with animal transport initially, and it has turned into something much bigger. Emergency sheltering is my wheelhouse and skillset, so even though I’m in my mid-fifties, every day telling myself “I’m too old for this shit”, here I am. Thank you to everyone who has given in any way possible to this cause. This one has hit all of us hard.”

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Very Hungry kitties being fed in Marshall, TN who survived a week after Hurricane Helene hit.

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New kitten intakes daily.😢

Update 10/6/2024:
Sister Kitten writes” Lots more field work today – feeding cats, delivering and picking up supplies, coordinating donations and volunteers.
One of our colonies lived where this railroad track is now suspended in mid-air. The entire area washed away.
Shockingly, we found our little plastic container feeding station and started feeding again nearby over the weekend in hopes that any of the cats survived.
Well, today we found lots of kitty footprints in the mud around the feeding station! We haven’t seen any of the cats here yet but this gives us hope.
Western North Carolina (our home) has been devastated by Hurricane Helene. Please donate to
help us continue to be there for our neighbors in need.”
UPDATE 10/4/2024:Yesterday our friends at Piedmont animal rescue delivered over 5000 pounds of animal food and pet supplies to the Rutherford town area.

Today our team was asked for livestock feed & rabbit food in addition to cat & dog food. We are getting funds and supplies out as fast as we can to our affiliates. We are using savings currently until funds arrive.

Sister Kitten desperately needs a few of hand trucks at Asheville Veterinary Associates West. If anyone can donate a couple that convert to carts and a couple with large platforms (for moving around animal feed) please let us know.

If you can ship us a couple quickly, please send them to Asheville Veterinary Associates West, 50 new. Leicester highway, Asheville.  Animal Victory has sent two but they need more!  

We can’t thank you enough for your donations!

UPDATE 10/2/2024: Our friends from Wings of Rescue flew pets from hard-hit Valdosta, Georgia, to safety! Thanks to your generosity, they were able to fly 65 pets out of the Humane Society of Valdosta and the municipal city shelter yesterday, and also provide food for the incoming animals.

Three volunteers are heading out to Asheville tomorrow with water donated by Kentwood Springs Water and a van filled with donated and other needed supplies, as requested by our North Carolina contacts.

The death toll is now over 160 people and countless animals.

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Saving Animals From Hurricane Helene

Dear Supporter,

Hurricane Helene hit the Carolinas, Georgia, and Tennessee leaving a rising death toll of 102 and climbing as of this morning. Over three million people are plunged into darkness with power outages, while entire communities find themselves isolated due to destroyed infrastructure. The situation is dire; particularly in Asheville, N.C. with catastrophic flooding and landslides.

The reality for many animals is grim because some will be tethered, left outside in cages, or simply abandoned as people fled for their survival.

There are approximately 24 animal welfare organizations in Asheville that will need help.  Animal Victory is affiliated with several boots-on-the-ground organizations that are urgently helping animals in all locations.

We are working to rush funds and supplies to help as many of these agencies as possible to provide rescue, transportation, food, and care to the stranded animals.

How You Can Help!

Your Donation Of Just $2.00 Will Allow Us All To Work Together And Help These Animals During This Devastation.

Please click the red link below if you can help.

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The reality for abandoned animals attempting to endure a hurricane is heart wrenching.

The destruction from Helene isn’t going away anytime soon.

Without question we are committed to fundraise and work with as many organizations for as long as necessary to rescue, assist, and rehome as many animals as we can.

However, we urgently need your support!

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PLEASE DONATE NOW

Animal Victory’s fund has helped provide for the rescue and care of over 600 animals utilizing over 50 organizations during crises or disasters since 2021. Read More About Our Impact Here

Thank you for your love and generosity to save the animals.

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