Join the Effort in Woodway to Help Those in Flood Areas

Join the Effort in Woodway to Help Those in Flood Areas

Woodway, TX (FOX 44) - The City of Woodway will be accepting donations through Thursday afternoon. Donations will then be delivered Friday morning. Woodway Family Center and the Woodway Public Safety building will be accepting donations during regular business hours. No monetary donations will be accepted, instead they are seeking items that are most in demand such as hygiene items, baby and child essentials, and pet food. Water and sports drink…

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Austin Pets Alive! president says organization has brought thousands of volunteers to the region.

Lindale Veterinary Clinic collecting donations for displaced pets in hill country floods

“We are wanting to provide as much relief as we can for large and small animals,” said Dr. Raul Johnson of Lindale Veterinary Clinic. The Lindale Veterinary Clinic is accepting donations until 8 a.m. on Friday morning, just before Dr. Johnson hits the road to assist the four-legged friends in the heart of the hill country. They're located at 16366 FM 16 West.

As Texas flood waters recede, efforts to rescue pets intensify

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Lindale veterinarian requests donations for animals affected by Kerrville flood

LINDALE, Texas (KETK) -- A Lindale veterinarian is asking East Texans to donate supplies that will help comfort animals that were affected by the recent floods in Kerrville and Central Texas. Here’s how to help flood survivors in Central Texas The Lindale Veterinary Clinic is asking East Texans to donate various supplies to the Kerrville and Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Donation Center in Lindale. One of the clinic's veterinarians has t…

Video Nonprofit animal shelter helps take in pets affected by deadly Texas flooding

Dr. Ellen Jefferson, president and CEO of Austin Pets Alive!, joined ABC News Live to discuss how the shelter is rescuing and taking in pets left homeless by the deadly flooding in Texas.