By Gina Spadafori
May 7, 2008
The death toll in Myanmar may top 100,000. We don’t usually write about non-pet issues here, but … 100,000 dead, how can we not mention it?
Doctors Without Borders already had people in Myanmar, and that’s one possibility for your donations. Please feel free to add other links to relief groups you trust in the comments. Ilario says thank you, because he’s a caring kitten.
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By Gina Spadafori
October 25, 2007
We’ll be adding to this post as we get more information.
– Iams has opened a hot line staffed with pet-health experts to answer common pet-related questions on topics such as smoke inhalation, evacuation/emergency pet preparedness, emergency pet feeding and hydration, superficial wound care or other injuries. Call (800) 508-9275. The company has also donated 18,000 pounds of pet food to the Helen Woodward Animal Center.
Drop us a note with your information, and please note Christie’s previous post on how you can help those in the fire zone.
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