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SICSA joins call for emergency animal fosters to support those impacted by Helene

By Alex Pearson,

3 hours ago

DAYTON, Ohio ( WDTN ) — Another local shelter has joined the call for emergency foster parents for incoming transfers due to Hurricane Helene.

SICSA announced Tuesday that it is seeking foster caregivers to assist with pets and rescues from multiple shelters affected by Helene’s destruction. Without power and water due to the storms, many shelters have had to partner with agencies like SICSA to ensure proper animal care.

Animals are expected to arrive from impacted shelters in the coming days. SICSA’s foster team will contact those who complete the questionnaire with follow-up steps and instructions.

To sign up, visit SICSA’s website .

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