Summary
The roof of the Associated Humane Societies (AHS) Newark shelter collapsed, affecting 32 kennels that housed large dogs. While no one was hurt, workers are urgently trying to find temporary homes for the displaced dogs. The community has responded positively with offers to foster or donate for repairs.
Key Facts
- A shelter's roof collapsed on December 28 at around 10:30 p.m., impacting 32 kennels.
- The collapse happened due to snow from a neighboring building's roof falling on the shelter's roof.
- No staff or animals were injured in the incident.
- The displaced dogs are now in need of temporary homes until the roof is fixed.
- The shelter is still taking in stray dogs, increasing the need for foster homes.
- Community help has been significant, with many people offering support.
- Videos of the damage and displaced dogs have gained a lot of views on social media.
- AHS Newark is asking for foster homes for at least two to four weeks, and donations to help with repair costs.
