Dogs Rescued From Flood-Ravaged Louisiana Available for Adoption at Local Shelter
Due to overcrowding at animal shelters in Louisiana following last month's devastating storm flooding, many dogs have been transported to Camden County and are in need of loving homes.
There are 18 dogs and puppies rescued from Louisiana available for adoption at the Camden County Animal Shelter in Gloucester Township, like Eliza, a 4-year-old Great Dane looking for a new forever-home after her family’s was lost in the flooding.
Also up for adoption are Sugar a 12-week old Dachshund puppy, Rocky a 2-year-old German Shepherd mix and Gordo a 3-year-old Corgi mix.
The dogs were relocated to ease the extreme overcrowding situation in Louisiana. The flood has been labeled the worst natural disaster to strike the U.S. since Hurricane Sandy four years ago.
Camden County Freeholder Jonathan Young said in a statement, “These dogs have traveled a great distance to find someone to provide them with the love and care they deserve. These dogs, along with other animals, are waiting for you to provide them with their forever home.”
We really hope you can find it in your heart to care for one of these animals. All they want is love and a new home to call their own!
For more information about adopting these and other pets, call (856) 401-1300 ext 102 or visit www.ccasnj.org.
Camden County Animal Shelter is located at 125 County House Road, Blackwood, NJ 08012.
Directions:
- Take Route 42 South to Route 168.
- Take Route 168 South to the third traffic signal and make a right on Lakeland Rd.
- Continue on Lakeland Rd. to the stop sign.
- Turn left onto Woodbury-Turnersville Rd. and go one block to County House Rd.
- Make a right onto County House Rd. The shelter is a ¼ mile on the left.