Greater Cincinnati residents help pets displaced by Florence
5 years ago
Thousands of pets will be displaced by Hurricane Florence, and people in the Tri-State have been responding with money, food and their own homes. The volunteers at All Dogs Come From Heaven in Amelia said they're amazed by the donations they received from the community. The group just shipped 2,500 pounds of dog food to shelters affected by Hurricane Florence and they plan to ship 25,000 more by the end of the month.
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