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Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Blogger Disaster Response Network: Catastrophic Floods in Bosnia & Serbia
As a member of The Blogger Disaster Response Network, I have been asked to help spread the word about the current response effort to the flooding in Bosnia and Serbia. (photos courtesy of World Vets)
Catastrophic floods following three days of extremely heavy rain this month have left large portions of Bosnia and Serbia submerged and millions of people and animals in desperate need of help. Thousands of animals have died from the immediate impact of the floods, but many more livestock and companion animals require urgent assistance.
World Vets is deploying to the region to provide support for animals that have been impacted by this disaster. Animals are often not the primary focus during massive disasters and World Vets is committed to bridging this gap and helping them during their greatest time of need. They depend on your help to provide life saving support for these animals.
You can learn more about World Vets and this particular plea for help by clicking here. If you would like to make a donation to help the animals who need medical care, food and shelter, you may do so by clicking here.
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If you are a blogger who would like to join the Blogger Disaster Response Network, follow this link: Blogger Disaster Response Network registration.
Catastrophic floods following three days of extremely heavy rain this month have left large portions of Bosnia and Serbia submerged and millions of people and animals in desperate need of help. Thousands of animals have died from the immediate impact of the floods, but many more livestock and companion animals require urgent assistance.
World Vets is deploying to the region to provide support for animals that have been impacted by this disaster. Animals are often not the primary focus during massive disasters and World Vets is committed to bridging this gap and helping them during their greatest time of need. They depend on your help to provide life saving support for these animals.
You can learn more about World Vets and this particular plea for help by clicking here. If you would like to make a donation to help the animals who need medical care, food and shelter, you may do so by clicking here.
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If you are a blogger who would like to join the Blogger Disaster Response Network, follow this link: Blogger Disaster Response Network registration.
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