WASHINGTON -- The Humane Rescue Alliance is opening its doors to dogs and kittens displaced from flooding in Oklahoma shelters.
HRA is assisting in the disaster relief in Tulsa, OK., following the heavy rain and storms, David Smith, chief communications officer at HRA, said.
A total of nearly 130 animals arrived in Manassas, Va., Friday, and other shelters across the DMV are taking in the displaced animals.
According to Smith, HRA received around 10 dogs and five cats. They'll likely be available for adoption Saturday after the shelter's behavior teams assess them.