A dog waits patiently to be rescued

Rescued pups at Lamar Dixon

Many dogs had chemical burns and eye infections

...and almost all were emaciated.

U.S. Marshall Robert Fernandez tends to Pia's cat bite

Pia rescues a puppy and shares the good news

Megan and friends feed dogs

Peatie (click for the happy story)

Megan and a grateful new friend

David Meyer and Megan sit with a rescued dog

David and Pia plan their route for the day

Some very helpful FBI agents

U.S. Marshalls happy to help

Megan with Jack (click for happy story)

Scared and hungry

One happy ending

Pets on upper floors survived the flood...

The flood left things moved to the oddest places

Entering a house was dangerous

People's lives destroyed

The animals were so weak...

Walking skin and bones

A survivor...

Inside the "Prowler" command center

Like a war

Nothing to come home to

Outside the "Prowler" command center

Hungry but safe

Lamar Dixon- 1 of many rows

Veterinaran area at Lamar Dixon

Vets working 'round the clock

Outdoor food/water station

A world gone topsy turvey

Innocence lost

The flood's destruction

Devastation block after block

The flood went over rooftops

Houses in shambles

Some managed to survive

Each step was treacherous

Another life destroyed

A city destroyed

Awesome power

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

Cars floated and tossed like toys

One person's trash on a front lawn...

FEMA housing for volunteers

City zone map for rescuers