Kerr County’s pet recovery is making strides after the floods—14 pets still unaccounted for, but 11 found safe and 12 reunited with families. Kerrville Pets Alive! urges locals to report lost or found pets via their online database to help track them down. Animal Control is back open with reduced staff, so call ahead before visiting. The shelter now houses 11 flood-displaced dogs, plus strays—officials warn keeping pets away from floodwater is critical. Due to cleanup and heat, trapping strays is discouraged as staff can’t respond quickly. Donations of pet food are welcome at the S.A.F.E. Campus, and food is also available for flood survivors needing pet support. If you’re in Kerr County and need help with pets post-flood, Kerrville Pets Alive! is your go-to resource.
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