St. Bernard Update, 9-5, 11:30 PM CST
Escambia County (FL) Search and Rescue will be in St. Bernard Parish to assist with efforts. They are bringing with them several flatboats and certified search dogs.
Water in St. Bernard Parish is down four feet and in other places nearly dry.
More supplies are streaming in as are personnel thanks to the efforts of concerned citizens outside of St. Bernard who are working during their evacuation.
And finally an amazing story. A dog that was lost in the area of Oak Ridge was swept into the Mississippi River. Fortunately for this pooch, the river was moving upstream due to the storm and made it all the way to Chalmette Slip where it was rescued by St. Bernard firemen. I don't know the dog's name but I'd say it's "lucky".
Water in St. Bernard Parish is down four feet and in other places nearly dry.
More supplies are streaming in as are personnel thanks to the efforts of concerned citizens outside of St. Bernard who are working during their evacuation.
And finally an amazing story. A dog that was lost in the area of Oak Ridge was swept into the Mississippi River. Fortunately for this pooch, the river was moving upstream due to the storm and made it all the way to Chalmette Slip where it was rescued by St. Bernard firemen. I don't know the dog's name but I'd say it's "lucky".
posted by BourbonConservative at 9:35 PM
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