Maryann Mott for National Geographic News

Nearly a hundred pets were reclaimed by their owners yesterday after a severe flood ravaged Iowa, while many more animals kept in makeshift emergency shelters wait to be reunited.

New pet food bank in Tucson Arizona Has been a Big Blessing for the pet groups though out southern Arizona
20 different groups have been helped and many low incomes people have been helped
The community food bank in Tucson has recieved 650 cases of Milk bones
430 Big bags of Nurtro Dog Food and 650 big bags of Cat Food
This food was give out at Thanks giving and Christmas
The pets of the Elderly and the Disabled were the biggest winners in the community food bank partnership with free haul npc

June came with more pet food then free haul thought we could haul
But As Always As the saying goes where there is a will theres a way
In June we started out with 300,000 pounds of pet food in Decatur Al
free Haul did get 200,000 pound transported to 3 states that comes out to
600,000 pet meals Wow
July came in with a great dream close to our heart here at free haul
40,000 pound/160,000 kitty meal came to phoenix Arizona.

GCN Exclusive Report
Waveland Donations Held Hostage

Over $100,000 worth of goods sent for Waveland area relief sit locked in a warehouse in Bay St. Louis that are supposed to be distributed to those in need. The problem? The owner of the warehouse won’t release them to either the 501(c)(3) or the legal owner of the goods.

By Mark Proulx - Special to GCN 1/21/07 Updated 1/23/07

Editor's Update 1/23/07: Christina Davis is currently on her way to Waveland and as of Tuesday at 3:23 p.m., is stuck in a snow storm on I-10 just past El Paso. Davis says she plans to be in Waveland by Friday Jan. 26th.

Shepard Smith and Geraldo Rivera were livid about the situation in NOLA as they appeared on H&C. When Hannity tried his usual spin job and said "let's get this in perspective," Smith chopped him off at the knees and started yelling at him saying, "This is perspective!" It was shocking.

The Gulf is still in ruins -- but Bush has opened the door for the casinos and carpetbaggers, and now there's a cutthroat race to the high ground
New Orleans, ninth ward, near the infamous levee, the last Tuesday in March. I'm in the passenger seat of a spiffy black Volkswagen, staring out my window in shock. Only one word comes to mind: Hiroshima. Houses all sideways and blown to bits, cars flipped over, ground covered with glass and wire and dismembered dolls' heads. No water, no electricity, no civilization.

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