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After a boost in pet adoptions during the pandemic, now animal shelters across the U.S. are seeing an increase in pet surrenders, leading to overcrowding. NEW ORLEANS – One in five households acquired a pet during the coronavirus pandemic, according to data from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). However, many shelters are now seeing more pets being returned. Seven-month-old Kaleidoscope is one of those pets. The puppy was adopted during the pandemic but now lives at Zeus Rescue, an animal rescue in New Orleans. She had people playing with her 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, had all their attention, Rescue Director Michelle Ingram said. Now they re back at work and she s like, ‘Well you used to play with me all day, what am I going to do?’ So some undesirable behaviors came out and therefore she got returned to us. ....
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Police were called to a major accident in the 1600 block of NW Loop 286 at 8:18 p.m. Saturday involving a person riding a motorized wheelchair who had been struck by a vehicle. A witness reported the person on the wheelchair was riding in the middle of the lane of the onramp and the witness had to swerve to avoid hitting the wheelchair. The vehicle behind the witness did not see the wheelchair in time to avoid hitting it, police were told. The rider of the wheelchair, 62-year-old William Morris Pontius, of Paris, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The investigation continues. ....
The “Horton Hears a Who Dat” house. Parades are canceled this year, but have you no fear. Freret held a vote on a theme for house floats. They picked a theme based on Seuss, let creativity loose, and let everyone know: The theme’s “Oh, the Places You Can’t Go!” The Freret neighborhood has become a colorful storybook as it takes on a Seussian theme for Yardi Gras, a safe alternative to Mardi Gras parades where residents decorate their own houses as floats. Imagination abounds in houses decorated in the spirit of beloved children’s books. Max Trombly Liz Cooke and her husband Drew pose in front of their Yardi Gras house. ....