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View this email in your browser Credit:  www.wapt.com Emergency - Catastrophic Texas Flood: 2,000+ Animals Trapped,Missing or Swept Away — They Need Us Now! Dear friends, Texas is drowning—literally. In one of the deadliest floods in state history. Entire communities have been swept away, and families are grieving the loss of loved ones. But as the world watches the human toll, thousands of animals are being forgotten in the wreckage. At Animals First Aid, we are launching an emergency campaign to help our fellow Americans and the animals who can’t ask for help. We’re planning on partnering with Austin Pets Alive!, Kerrville Pets Alive!, and Austin Wildlife Rescue—organizations working around the clock to save lives in the hardest-hit areas, including Kerr County, Burnet, and Williamson. Kindly contribute by making a donation today! Dog found atop a pile of debris, following deadly flooding in Kerr County. Credit: Austin Pets Alive! The scale of the animal crisis is staggering: 1- Over 2,000 emergency help requests for pets stranded, missing, or in danger. 2- More than 150 animals rescued and taken in by APA! alone in just a few days. 3- Dozens of wildlife cases, from deer to raccoons, brought in for urgent care. 4- Countless animals presumed dead, missing, or still trapped in flooded homes Kindly contribute by making a donation today! And this is only the beginning. More rains are forecast. Flash flood warnings remain active. Shelters are at capacity. Field hospitals are being set up in church parking lots. Volunteers are working without sleep. Supplies are vanishing. But this is not a hopeless situation—it’s a moment to act. Dog Swept away, Trapped and  saved. Credit: Saving South Texas Dogs (San Diego Texas) We need your help to rush aid to the people on the ground saving animals in Texas. Your donation today can help: 1- Provide triage care and vaccinations for flood survivors. 2- Send crates, X-pens, towels, collars, food, and flea meds to field shelters. 3- Sponsor emergency fosters to take in animals with nowhere else to go. 4- Fuel search-and-rescue missions into the flooded zones. Kindly contribute by making a donation today! Credit: Austin Pets Alive! Trapped kitten miraculously saved. Credit- www.kwtx.com Larger gifts will be life-changing—and potentially lifesaving. Time is critical. Animals are still being pulled from rooftops, mud banks, and broken buildings. Some have broken limbs. Others are terrified and shivering. Every hour counts. A donation of: $25 can help feed and medicate a rescued cat or dog. $100 can help equip a field medic team for a day. $250 could fund an entire transport vehicle moving animals to safety. Kindly contribute by making a donation today! Volunteers unload animals rescued . Credit: Austin Pets Alive! We ask all of you to come together for this cause We know our supporters span the globe—from Africa to Europe, from Asia to the US—and today, we ask all of you to come together for this cause. Let’s show the world that animals matter, even in the middle of a disaster. Kindly contribute by making a donation today! We cannot do this without you. Please give what you can. Please share this message. And please stand with us as we extend compassion beyond borders. By donating this cause you will be joining with   “Animals First Aid” to help and rescue Distressed Animals in Texas, US. Phone (US): +1 773 300 2544 Animals First Aid (AFA) is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to saving and improving the lives of animals in urgent need. Through compassionate partnerships and global collaboration, we provide immediate care, shelter, and long-term solutions for abused, abandoned, and neglected animals. Every donation directly supports life-changing interventions, ensuring animals receive the love, safety, and healing they deserve. Animals First Aid is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States (EIN: 99-1042428), and donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. Together, we can continue making a difference, one precious life at a time. Copyright (C) 2025 Animals First Aid. All rights reserved.