Kerrville Pets Alive! will also fund the cremation of any pets who did not survive.
SAN ANTONIO — Kerrville Pets Alive! is offering resources to pet owners impacted by the devastating Fourth of July floods.
The organization has set up pet and people stations at Ingram Elementary School, the Ingram Volunteer Fire Department and the Calvary Church in Kerrville. Crates have been taken to the locations to house the pets.
“There are many families and pet owners searching for pets displaced by the flood. Our goal is to provide pet support so that people can take care of themselves,” said Karen Guerriero, Board President and founding member of Kerrville Pets Alive!.
The all-volunteer nonprofit group has created a database of lost and found pets which will allow pet owners to list pet information and upload photos. KPA! volunteers will work locate pets and reunite them with owners.
WHAT KPA! HAS TO OFFER:
- Pet Rescue and Recovery
- Owner Reunification
- Basic and Emergent Pet Medical Care (Veterinarian on site)
- Pet and Pet Owner Transport
- Pet food, litter, crates and more
- Livestock and Wildlife Resources
- Pet Boarding
Kerrville Pets Alive! will also fund the cremation of any pets who did not survive.
Phone: 830.200.0539 – choose the dog or cat option
Email: kerrcountyfloodpets@gmail.com
How You Can Help
Donate Online: kerrvillepetsalive.com (note Kerr County Flood)
Mail a Check:
Payable to KPA! with Kerr County Flood in the memo
📮 317 Sidney Baker S., Ste. 400, PMB 345
Kerrville, TX 78028
Venmo: @kerrvillepetslive
Call: 830.200.0539 to arrange an in-person donation
All donations are tax-deductible and directly support pet and pet owner assistance.
On the Facebook page, KPA thanked all of the organizations that helped with the setup.