The Southern Indiana Animal Rescue has been leading the efforts to rescue pets, horses, and other livestock displaced by the March 2 tornadoes in Southern Indiana. They have also been assisting owners with getting their fencing and shelters back up so as to be able to contain their animals or bring them home from foster homes.
To continue doing this they are in need of the following supplies for livestock owners that includes mainly fencing supplies such as wire, t-posts, wood posts. Other items needed are round bale feeders and feed troughs. Dog houses are also needed. Volunteer help is always needed to help get the fencing put back up at farms throughout the affected areas.
If you would like to help out the Southern Indiana Animal Rescue’s continuing efforts to help the owners and their animals impacted by the March 2 tornadoes get their lives back together please go to the Southern Indiana Animal Rescue website here [4] to find out more about what you can do to help them out. To find out how you can volunteer to help out you can contact Stacey Sanders Harmon by phone: 812-786-6217 or by email: Stacey.Harmon@slugger.com [5]
There have also been volunteer efforts in the town of New Washington, Indiana in getting fencing put back up for livestock on farms in that area impacted by the tornadoes. If you think you can help them out you can contact Rachael at the New Washington Fire Department at 812-406-6323.
Photo: Courtesy of Sandy Dolan