Preparing pets and livestock for hurricane season
Community leaders urge advance planning for pets and livestock as storms approach. Officials from Craven and Pamlico counties advise updating vaccinations and having records, securing shelters, and micro-chipping. Evacuation plans include pet-friendly shelters, high ground for livestock, and ready medications.
Rescue groups move shelter pets ahead of storm
Craven-Pamlico Animal Shelter and Colonial Capital Humane Society report nearly empty cages as rescue groups and foster homes relocate 121 animals plus 20 in cruelty cases. By 1 p.m. Craven-Pamlico had 36 animals. Colonial Capital moved 28 dogs and 86 cats, and took a county dog and three puppies. Four rescue groups work with law enforcement and police to ready rescues, aided by boats and vehicles.
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Craven County pilots Know Your Zone evacuation program
Craven County joins a three county Know Your Zone pilot shaping a color coded system to identify evacuation zones for storm surge and flooding. Residents will evacuate by zone A then B as risk rises while authorities and media coordinate alerts.
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