Employees for Desert River Guides used their rafting skills to rescue stranded pets after severe flooding left dozens of people and animals stranded in New Mexico
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- Desert River Guides used its off-season rafting equipment to reach stranded residents and pets in Farmington, N.M.
- The team sheltered more than 45 dogs, along with cats, chickens, rabbits and other pets, in its warehouse
- Back-to-back storms also destroyed the Alien Throne and King of Wings rock formations nearby
A small-town business found that its summertime offerings came in handy during the off-season.
After back-to-back storms caused flooding in many parts of New Mexico, a rafting company in Farmington came to the rescue for more than 45 pets and animals…