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1of152Parkdoll Jackson Burks, gets a hug from Jerry Garcia, Harris County Constable Precint 2, who was delivering meals from the Houston Food Bank at the Big Bass Resort, in Houston, Thursday, February 18, 2021. The Big Bass Resort, which is home to mostly seniors was out of power for three days after a winter storm left people without power and water along with freezing temperatures. She was cooking her meals with sterno cans on top of a tin roasting pan and delivering the meals with a lantern in the darkened hallways.Karen Warren/Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
Who to call if you see a pet left outdoors in the cold
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Protecting our pets is one of the first things we are told to do when dangerously cold weather moves into the area. According to the Houston Humane Society , pets cannot survive in temperatures less than 10 degrees. Any animal left outdoors during this time is in serious danger. There is help available if you see an animal out in the cold.
See a pet left out in the cold?
The Houston Humane Society is urging people to keep an eye out for pets left alone. You can report pets left unattended outside for extended periods in freezing weather by calling 832-927-PAWS. You can also fill out a comment on the Harris County Animal Cruelty Taskforce, but calling the number will be a faster way to get help.