SPCA Cincinnati has taken in seven dogs from Alabama as Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast. These dogs were already in Alabama shelters and awaiting adoption when they were transported to Cincinnati over the weekend.
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The transfer of these animals has created space in Alabama shelters for pets that may be displaced by the storm, as well as for families seeking shelter-related assistance. SPCA Cincinnati will provide food, housing, veterinary care, and other necessities for the dogs while they are being cared for.
Each dog will undergo a medical examination before becoming available for adoption. Chris Seelbach, president and CEO of SPCA Cincinnati, emphasized that the organization's commitment to animal welfare transcends local boundaries.
The organization plans to share updates on adoption availability through its social media once the dogs are ready to meet prospective families. Donations to support the care of these animals can be made through the SPCA Cincinnati website.