Community Efforts Mobilize to Protect Pets as Hurricane Beryl Nears

Community Efforts Mobilize to Protect Pets as Hurricane Beryl Nears

As Hurricane Beryl approaches the coastline, communities are mobilizing to ensure the safety of their residents including their furry friends. In recognizing the urgent need to protect animals during this natural disaster, several organizations have come together to provide solutions and support for pet owners. A volunteer, Corin Wallen of the Belize City Animal Aid spoke to Love News.

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Residents are urged to stay informed about the latest developments of Hurricane Beryl, the projected path is to affect the north which means that animal foster care networks and volunteers are busy at work to aid in the battle against animal cruelty during these times. The President of the Orange Walk Humane Society, Marisa Reyes, tells us more.

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