As people evacuate in anticipation of Hurricane Helene, livestock owners must also make arrangements for their animals. Shelters are available at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery and the Pike County Cattleman's Association near Troy.
As people are evacuating in anticipation of Helene livestock owners must make arrangements for their animals too.There are 180 stalls available for sheltering horses at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery, and several other spots available at Pike County Cattleman's Association near troy for horses and cattle.
Patrick Moody, with Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries said this is something they offer as part of the state emergency plan. "Everybody thinks about the human side, but there is also the animal industry side," said Moody. "We will have staff that are monitoring these storms and any impacts."ADAI said you must bring the following items:
Current list of all animals, including their records of feeding, vaccinations, and tests. Make sure that you have proof of ownership for all animals. Supplies for temporary identification of your animals, such as plastic neckbands and permanent markers to label your animals with your name, address, and telephone number.Water, feed, and buckets. Tools and supplies needed for sanitation.
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