Within 24 hours of receiving a call from the Best Friends Animal Society, SICSA mobilized to take three vehicles to meet a rescue group in West Virginia. The animals traveled from North Carolina to Lexington, Virginia, and then to Charleston, W.Va.
“SICSA is very proud to be able to come to the aid of these animals and the communities in need. We will continue to help in any way we can,” Nora Vondrell, SICSA’s president and CEO said.
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Not knowing the condition or temperament of the rescued animals, SICSA's veterinarians and vet staff cleared space to be able to evaluate the animals and treat any medical conditions, spay and neuter them, and vaccinate them to prepare them for adoption. Those able to assist with the associated costs are encouraged to at the rescue's website.
Some animals will be available or adoption within the next week at SICSA.
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