GREENSBORO, N.C. - Hurricane Florence slammed the Carolinas with heavy rainfall, strong winds, and deep floodwaters.
The deadly storm damaged homes, ripped down power lines, and washed away roads.
It is also responsible for separating hundreds of pets from their owners, including dogs, cats, and horses.
"All Pets Considered" is stepping up to the plate to help care for animals displaced by Hurricane Florence.
It's a locally owned and operated pet supply store specializing in customer service since 1992.
"All Pets Considered" has partnered with Northwood Animal Hospital of High Point to collect donations for animals in need.
The donations will be distributed by the Brunswick Forest Veterinary Hospital in Leland, N.C.
Some of the most needed donated items include: pet food, pet supplies, cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, and First Aid Kits.
Donations are being accepted at both the Battleground and Sedgefield locations of "All Pets Considered" in the City of Greensboro.
You can also drop off much needed donations at the Northwood Animal Hospital in High Point.
To learn more about All Pets Considered and ways to help animals in the wake of Hurricane Florence, click here.