In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, approximately 100 animals have been rescued and are now finding shelter across various states including Virginia and Wisconsin. Shelters in North Carolina, particularly those in Asheville, have been overwhelmed with the influx of displaced pets, prompting nationwide efforts to provide assistance. While local rescues are working tirelessly to save animals stranded in flooded areas, many shelters call for urgent adoptions as they struggle to accommodate the sudden increase in shelter animals. The ASPCA and various humane societies are deploying teams to assist affected regions, urging the public to donate and foster pets. As efforts continue, there are numerous opportunities for adoption, making it a crucial time for animal lovers to step in and help provide homes to these displaced creatures.