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As Hurricane Irma continues to wreak havoc on the South East of the United States, kind citizens are stepping up to not only help each other but also animals in need. Once such case: Florida residents recently came together to help two stranded manatees. Hurricane Irma pulled water from Sarasota Bay, leaving the two manatees stuck in mud knee-deep with nowhere to go.
Amazing to see what happens when people come together for the greater good! For pet disaster planning, be sure to check out these tips. If you happen to come across a dog or cat, or any other animal in need, check out these Animal Rescue Hotlines. You could save a life!
Image source: Marcelo Clavejo/Facebook
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GREAT SOULS TO SAVE THE GREAT MANATEES.
We know Sarasota Bay very well – we stay on Longboat Key every year.
And we LOVE watching the manatees swimming around – they\’re so gentle.
These animals are huge and I can imagine moving them was a challenge.
Marcelo and Friends saved these amazing creatures\’ lives. They can\’t breath unless buoyant.
Wish more people were like these heroes.
Yet another indication that people aren\’t all bad. Thank you for helping these manatees!
Don\’t you wish everyone the idea that we are in everything together.
This does my heart good.