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Images of IDA's rescue efforts on behalf of the animal victims of Hurricane Katrina in rural Mississippi
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 Gordy, an overweight potbellied pig, was left by his guardians when the hurricane struck New Orleans. IDA helped transport Gordy from New Orleans to a sanctuary in Baton Rouge. |
 Rescuers are often flagged down while driving around doing food and water drops. Here, IDA workers give a bag of cat food to a sheriff who has been feeding cats in his neighborhood who were left homeless by the storm. |
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