Information on Animal Rescue Following a Natural Disaster
Elisa, a well-known American internet author on cat and dog matters provides some useful advice about how to go about rescuing lost pets after a natural disaster such as happened in mid-America across Arkansas and Oklahoma at the end of April 2014.
One of the interesting aspects is that you should know the law because disaster areas are under government control at least to a certain extent and people can't just go into these areas to try and recover companion animals without observing the law otherwise you could get arrested.
There is also a useful paragraph in Eliza's article about FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency. Just click on the link above to read it.
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