2004 Disaster Response | The Humane Society of the United States

	2004 Disaster Response

In late 2004, hurricanes battered the coast of Florida. The HSUS's Disaster Animal Response Teams (DART) provided response and relief to the animal and human victims. Read how our teams responded to the call in each disaster.

	Constant Rains, Another 'Cane Create More Problems for Animals in Florida (9/10/2004)
	DART Teams Hit the Bull's-eye in Southwest Florida (8/21/2004)
	HSUS Disaster Experts Fan Out in the Gulf Coast to Assess Ivan's Impact on Animals (9/16/2004)
	HSUS Helps to Soften Charley's Blow in Southwest Florida (8/18/2004)
	Hurricane Jeanne Proves to Be No Homewrecker for Pet Owners (10/1/2004)
	Many Happy Returns: Hurricane Survivors Find Solace in Pet Reunions (9/3/2004)
	Rural Animals, Like Florida's Unripe Oranges, Don't Do Well on Their Own (8/24/2004)
	Where Are the Animals? Ivan's Shifting Sands Leave Few Traces of Lost Pets. (9/23/2004)