The ASPCA disaster response team is currently on the ground, providing continued emergency support and relief in response to Typhoon Sinlaku. Typhoon Sinlaku struck Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in mid-April, causing extensive property damage and widespread power outages from coastal flooding, heavy rainfall and strong winds.
Our disaster response team has been working alongside local agencies to assess damage and urgent needs, deliver essential care and supplies for displaced and injured animals — such as pet food, water, flea, tick and heartworm preventative — support at-risk animals, and help reunite pets with their families whenever possible. So far, over 260 animals have been impacted through our ongoing food and supply distribution efforts.
As our response continues, you can help. Your lifesaving donation can help as we work to rescue animals from emergency situations, support communities impacted by disaster, and so much more. Please consider making an urgent gift today.
The ASPCA disaster response team is currently on the ground, providing continued emergency support and relief in response to Typhoon Sinlaku. Typhoon Sinlaku struck Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in mid-April, causing extensive property damage and widespread power outages from coastal flooding, heavy rainfall and strong winds.
Our disaster response team has been working alongside local agencies to assess damage and urgent needs, deliver essential care and supplies for displaced and injured animals — such as pet food, water, flea, tick and heartworm preventative — support at-risk animals, and help reunite pets with their families whenever possible. So far, over 260 animals have been impacted through our ongoing food and supply distribution efforts.
As our response continues, you can help. Your lifesaving donation can help as we work to rescue animals from emergency situations, support communities impacted by disaster, and so much more. Please consider making an urgent gift today.
The ASPCA disaster response team is currently on the ground, providing continued emergency support and relief in response to Typhoon Sinlaku. Typhoon Sinlaku struck Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in mid-April, causing extensive property damage and widespread power outages from coastal flooding, heavy rainfall and strong winds.
Our disaster response team has been working alongside local agencies to assess damage and urgent needs, deliver essential care and supplies for displaced and injured animals — such as pet food, water, flea, tick and heartworm preventative — support at-risk animals, and help reunite pets with their families whenever possible. So far, over 260 animals have been impacted through our ongoing food and supply distribution efforts.
As our response continues, you can help. Your lifesaving donation can help as we work to rescue animals from emergency situations, support communities impacted by disaster, and so much more. Please consider making an urgent gift today.
