A tribute to those affected by the New Orleans Disaster

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As I turned on the television set today, I saw a dog paddling its way through the deadly water of the New orleans disaster. A boat passed by and the two men on the boat gave the dog a one second glare and then totally ignored that little fella. The dog still struggling to find a good dry spot to land on. Yes, it is that saddening and all the little creatures are left to fend for themselves. Their owners fled or some buried under the flood water waiting to be gorged and feasted by crocodiles from nearby lake. The New Orleans disaster has turned from one horrible disaster to another form of disaster, which is cannibalism.

Tearfully, I wished, I wished somebody would have saved the dog and now the dog is in good hands. My face was washed with tears.

Then, something really struck my interest. I saw John Travolta with his wife on tv, and then I saw Matthew McConaughey saving animals (he's my idol now ^.^). A man was trapped inside a building yet he would not leave. Why? Because he's a veterinarian and he has OVER 50 animals in his hand. That's over 50 lives!!!! I think he should be given some kind of award for being there with the animals through thick and thin. The animals are now rescued by the McConaughey team!!!I'm so happy for them.

Let us all pray for the New Orleans disaster to be over and for those animals that are still waiting to be rescued, hopefully somebody would be kind enough to just save them one by one, instead of seeing them die, one by one.

I think the words that came out of Celine Dion's mouth are really touching. Everybody should play their part. If you have money, donate. If you have energy, help in any way. Pack the food, pack the basic necessities, Or even go there to help!! Spread the words out. It was unfortunate that God has chosen New Orleans. Next, it may be your city.You never know.

Check out these links:

http://www.hsus.org/
www.americanhumane.org
www.humaneworld.com/forums Emergency forum