ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Floridians have stepped up to help the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando after its main animal shelter on Conroy Road caught fire last month.
The building was deemed a total loss and 13 cats died in the blaze.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road. (wftv.com)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire A large fire ripped through the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando facility Wednesday night.
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire (Orange County Fire Rescue)
“I had some idea that people liked Pet Alliance because so many people adopted from us, but I had no idea the community would step us in this way,” Rodgers said.
Pet Alliance turned to the community for help. Not only has it received pet food and money, some donated office space like a unit it’s now using for storage. Its goal now is to raise $10 million to build a brand-new facility.
“We want everybody to know we are eternally grateful for everything the community has done,” Rodgers said.
Remember: Pet Alliance still has dogs and cats that still need forever homes as well, but if you’d like to help out with a monetary donation, click here.
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