PET ALLIANCE OF GREATER ORLANDO

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando has chosen a construction company to build its new dollar animal shelter and hospital. The animal shelter chose H. J. PHOTOS: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire“We are excited to be moving forward with the new facility and working with H. J. “Our timeline has moved up a bitdue to the fire at the Orlando shelter in September, but we were fortunate to be so far along in the selection process. “This project is for one of the most beloved organizations in the community and we are honored to be part of it.”Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.

Pet Alliances needs to raise $14 million to cover the costs of the new facility.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The investigation by the state fire marshal shows what sparked the deadly fire at the Orlando Pet Alliance building that killed more than a dozen cats. Only Channel 9 received the full report from the state fire marshal. READ: Pet Alliance continues their mission after fire decimates shelter last week“It just was the worst thing that’s ever happened to me personally in my life,” said Steve Bardy, Pet Alliance executive director. READ: Where you can donate supplies for Pet Alliance of Greater OrlandoPet Alliance has leased a temporary location on West Central Boulevard. UPDATE: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire ruled an accidentIn April, Pet Alliance purchased more than 8.2 acres at 4311 S. John Young Parkway for a new and improved facility.

The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire that occurred last month and resulted in the death of 17 cats was determined to be an accident, according to the State Fire Marshal’s Office.

Since the devastating fire on Sept. 15 that killed more than a dozen cats, Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando has received almost $1 million in donations.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Floridians have stepped up to help the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando after its main animal shelter on Conroy Road caught fire last month. PHOTOS: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fireExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road. Pet Alliance turned to the community for help. READ: How you can help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando following fire“We want everybody to know we are eternally grateful for everything the community has done,” Rodgers said. Remember: Pet Alliance still has dogs and cats that still need forever homes as well, but if you’d like to help out with a monetary donation, click here.

How to help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando How to help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando (9 Family Connection )ORLANDO, Fla. — Calling all animal lovers. Tuesday marks Channel 9′s Giving Day and the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is in desperate need of help. Donations matched up to $100,000 will ensure Pet Alliance has the resources needed to care for thousands of dogs and cats. PHOTOS: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fireHere’s a breakdown of how each donation can help:A $25 donation can help a “working cat” find a job. READ: How you can help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando following fireExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.

Seventeen cats were killed in the fire at Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road on Sept. 15, according to the latest news release from the shelter.

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando Businesses across Central Florida are volunteering as donation locations for supplies to help out Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, following a devastating fire at their Orlando location. (WFTV.com News Staff)ORLANDO, Fla. — Businesses across Central Florida are volunteering as donation locations for supplies to help out Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, following a devastating fire at their Orlando location. READ: How you can help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando following fireThe shelter said it is in need of blankets, and dog and cat food. Donations can be made at the shelter’s Sanford location, located at 2800 County Home Road, or at several Central Florida businesses. @WFTV pic.twitter.com/LLFVZvdedU — Christy Turner (@CTurnerWFTV) September 16, 2021Here’s a list of businesses serving as donation drop-off locations:PHOTOS: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fireExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.

If you have towels, blankets, dog food or cat food and want to donate it, please do so by dropping it off at 2800 County Home Road, Sanford, Florida 32773.

Firefighter adopts cat he rescued As rescuers worked through the night and morning to save as many cats and dogs as possible from the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire, one firefighter found love. READ: ‘Living nightmare’: 17 cats killed in massive fire at Pet Alliance of Greater OrlandoManeri personally pulled several from the rubble. READ: How you can help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando following fire“We picked her up, and after that it was just it,” he recalled. Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road. (wftv.com)PHOTOS: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire“I came straight here, and now she’s coming home with me,” Maneri said, smiling.

Crews battle a fire at the Orlando Pet Alliance on Conroy Road.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Community members across Central Florida are looking for ways to help Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando following a devastating fire at the organization’s Orlando location. READ: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire: All dogs safe; 23 cats killedMany of you have been reaching out asking how you can help. Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando say it needs towels/blankets, wet cat food, and financial donations. Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando officials also said they need towels, blankets and wet cat food. >>> STREAM CHANNEL 9 EYEWITNESS NEWS LIVE <<<Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road.

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road. ORLANDO, Fla. — A massive fire ripped through the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Wednesday night, killing 20 to 30 cats. Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 21 Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire Dozens of dogs were safe and dozens of cats are feared dead after a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road. READ: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire: All dogs safe; dozens of cats feared deadPet Alliance Executive Director Steve Bardy said this is his worst nightmare. READ: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando to close Orlando clinic this monthAbout 50% of the pet alliance’s animals are in foster care, Bardy said.

The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando's Orlando location caught fire last night at around 10:30 p.m. While firefighters, police and shelter staff were able to...

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire A large fire ripped through the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando facility Wednesday night. ORLANDO, Fla. — Orange County firefighters are responding to a fire at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando location on Conroy Road. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is on fire. READ: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando to close Orlando clinic this monthSources at the scene said several animals have been rescued. Pet Alliance.

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is closing its vet clinic on Conroy Road.

Dogs rescued from Hurricane Elsa Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando helped rescue 28 dogs from facing the brunt of Hurricane Elsa this week. (Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando)ORLANDO, Fla. — The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando will close its Orlando clinic location on Conroy Road as of Sept. 20, the organization announced late Wednesday. READ: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando relocates dogs in Louisiana ahead of Hurricane Ida’s arrivalThe facility will continue to provide shelter services, including pet adoptions and pet receiving. Orlando shelter rescues 28 dogs from Elsa’s pathAnyone who has an appointment scheduled for Sept. 14-17 at the Conroy Road location is asked to call the alliance to reschedule or schedule online at one of the other locations. “We have cared for thousands of pets over the last 25 years and have gotten to know several of Central Florida’s community members during that time,” the pet alliance said in an email.

Foster Care Coordinator, Susan Russell, said nearly every day someone is dropping off a new litter. When the pandemic started the rescue closed it’s doors to volunteers and to potential adopters. Foster volunteers were able to take in most of the cats and kittens that were left without a home. “When the pandemic started and it was my summer, it was the perfect opportunity to get involved,” DeHart said. Russell says putting young feral kittens in foster care allows them to grow, get healthy and become socialized.

ORLANDO, Fla. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is giving away free pet food. The giveaway, for cats and dogs, will take place 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday at the agencys Orlando shelter at 2727 Conroy Road. Thanks to the support from Titos Handmade Vodka, which donated $2,000 worth of pet food, were helping pet parents keep bellies full and families together, the Pet Alliance said. The amount of food is limited to 40 pounds per vehicle and can be picked up curbside, the agency said.

click to enlarge Photo courtesy Paws in the Parkclick to enlarge Photo courtesy Paws in the Parkclick to enlarge Photo courtesy Paws in the Parkclick to enlarge Image courtesy Paws in the ParkIf you're looking for a fun activity this weekend,what you're doing and set your calendar for Saturday. That's when the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is holding its annual "Paws in the Park" fundraiser, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Lake Eola Park.Ever want to dress your pet up just because? "We are excited to see our animal-loving community back out at Lake Eola Park for Paws in the Park," said special events manager Caryn Freas. Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando was founded in 1937 as the Orlando Humane Society. Paws in the Park was created to support the Alliance's mission to educate people, while sheltering and healing pets and their families with diligent care.

Many cats and dogs can fill that need and are in need of good homes. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is one of the oldest and largest animal welfare agencies, serving the area. The agency started out as the Orlando Humane Society in 1937. The Orlando Humane Society merged with the Humane Society of Seminole County in 2001 to become the SPCA of Central Florida. With that change, the organization became the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando.