After a hearth on December 16 in its facility in Milpitas, the Humane Society Silicon Valley (HSSV) found that the damage was way more extensive than originally expected.
The most vital areas affected include your complete medical center; 70% of the cat housing and 80% of the dog houses; All medical insulation rooms and animal brackets in west wings; and devices, offices and storage rooms “essential for daily operation”.
“In addition, the procurement of special equipment and parts, including HLK systems, increases the challenge in publication,” special equipment and parts, including HLK systems, our ability to take care of animals on site within the meantime, severely restrict . “
However, there were lights when HSSV found houses for over 130 animals during the holidays and in the first two weeks of January. Programs such as Spay and Neutrum services, wellness tests and vaccination clinics remain active, albeit with reduced capacity.
“Weekly rescue contracts from local and regional partners have resumed,” says the publication. “Partnerships with other animal shelters reminiscent of the East Bay SPCA and in need have ensured that the animals receive the care they need if we couldn’t accommodate them.”
For more information and for the donations from efforts to the aid, see a visit Hssv.org/fire-relief.
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