THE DIRECTOR OF ONE OF SIOUXLAND’S ANIMAL RESCUE AGENCIES SAYS LOCAL SHELTERS ARE RUNNING OUT OF ROOM.
BRENDA IWEN OF NOAH’S HOPE SAYS THERE ARE SO MANY DOGS BEING RESCUED, THERE’S ALMOST NO ROOM LEFT TO HOUSE THEM:
DOGS1 OC….ARE GETTING DUMPED. :15
IWEN SAYS IT APPEARS FEWER DOGS ARE BEING SPAYED AND NEUTERED, AND HER TEAM OF RESCUERS IS BEING KEPT BUSY:
DOGS2 OC….SPAY AND NEUTER. :15
ALL OF THE NOAH’S HOPE RESCUERS ARE VOLUNTEERS, AND THEY ARE SOMETIMES BRINGING IN ENTIRE LITTERS OF NEWBORN PUPPIES:
DOGS3 OC……..FIT THEM IN AT. :20
DESPITE THE NEED, SHE SAYS THE SUPPORT FROM THE SIOUXLAND COMMUNITY HAS BEEN UNBELIEVABLE.
THE VOLUNTEER AGENCY SAYS THEIR COSTS THIS YEAR WILL EXCEED SIX FIGURES, SO THE HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED:
DOGS4 OC…..PERSONAL ANIMALS GET. :15
NOAH’S HOPE RECEIVED A $1000 DONATION FROM THE SIOUX CITY FIREFIGHTERS UNION ON WEDNESDAY.
