Lucky dogs: Pups survive plane crash, now being put up for adoption

The entire airplane's passengers, which included three folks and 53 canines, survived the Nov. 15 crash.
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These canine crash survivors are searching for ceaselessly houses.

Greater than 50 canines that made it by means of a airplane crash unscathed are being put up for adoption, in accordance with The Washington Submit.

The flight from New Orleans to Wisconsin crash-landed on Western Lakes Golf Membership in Milwaukee Tuesday. Together with the 53 canines, three human passengers made it out alive.

The pups, who're at-risk rescues, had been a part of a deliberate journey by the Humane Animal Welfare Society from southern states to shelters within the Waukesha area.

All of the canines will likely be accessible for adoption within the coming days, in accordance with Maggie Tate-Techtmann, a director for the Humane Animal Welfare Society, who spoke at a information convention.

The canines had been on the flight in an effort to be transported to shelters within the Waukesha area.

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“It’s simply lots of comforting them and caring for them,” Tate-Techtmann stated. “Each animal is completely different identical to we're, so we're all going to react somewhat bit in a different way, however between our behavioral care in addition to our medical care, I’m very assured we are able to make all of them snug.”

Tony Wasielewski, a deputy hearth chief who responded to the wreckage, introduced house one of many fur infants and named her CeeCee.

A Western Lakes Golf Membership worker holds one of many rescue canines.

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After the accident, veterinarians on workers at HAWS examined all the canines and despatched 21 of them again to HAWS and the others to associate shelters.

The animal welfare group additionally began a fundraising marketing campaign on Fb, the place it has already raised greater than $7,000 for “unexpected medical and different prices that resulted from this incident.”