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- Animal shelters in the path of Hurricane Florence are preparing for the worst as the US East Coast prepared for the Category 4 storm to make landfall at the end of the week.
- Facilities in the region are mobilizing ahead of the storm, but the task of transporting shelter animals is difficult and costly,
- Some of those shelters are encouraging people to donate money for the cause.
While scores of people in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia are being told to leave their homes ahead of what's expected to be a devastating Hurricane Florence, animal shelters in the region are also scrambling to get pets out of the storm's path.
The National Hurricane Center upgraded Florence to a Category 4 storm and said it expects "life-threatening" rainfall and flooding to hit the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic states when the storm makes landfall at the end of the week.
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