A Texas wildlife rescue organization is making a noble effort to save an immense number of animals following a devastating storm.
As detailed by CBS Austin, Austin Wildlife Rescue took in 160 animals following a severe storm that caused widespread damage across Central Texas, setting a single-day record for the highest total in the organization’s 48-year history.
Even after the Austin Wildlife Rescue intake center’s parking lot and building entrance were blocked when the wind knocked over several large trees, the organization set up a tent in the parking lot to continue accepting animals while crews worked to clear a path. Once they gained access to the building, they were able to administer triage care and assess the animals medically…