[pyrnet] Re: pyrnet-l-digest.20010611

[Pyralive@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/12/2001 12:02:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
pyrnet-l-owner@pyrnet.org writes:


> .  And 
> there were the horror stories of pets and livestock that did not survive.  
> I 
> don't think I could go off and leave my girls, but there were not many 
> shelters accepting pets.  I guess it is important to have a plan just in 
> case.
>
> Pam and Eliza and Olympia in Houston



Hi !
I live in North Central Florida---
We get hurricanes here--with luck, these "ladies" have been tracked from the 
time that they're born, just in case they decide that they want to "pay us a 
visit", so, we  have plenty of time to get out of their way--
Since I live in the central part of the State, and not on the coast, the 
"ladies" would have to be really "tough" to do anything more to us than a 
little wind---
But, last year, hurricane Floyd decided to "pay us a visit"----There are not 
that many motels, hotels ect.. that will take Pyrs.--(we were headed for 
Atlanta, Ga.(we were gonna' get the @**(@!!!!!! out of Dodge !!) We ended up 
calling and getting rooms for our dogs at a boarding kennel here with 
concrete walls, in the middle of a field( so, no fear of falling trees),then, 
Hubby and I headed for Atlanta---
That is a situation that is intimidating--what if that Kennel had not been 
there? <sigh>
Well, I guess Hubby, Myself, and 3 Pyrs. would have gone to Atlanta together 
and camped out side of the Highway !!!
Pam Croy 
PYRALIVE@AOL.COM