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Date: 9/1/2008 Album ID: 584518
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While humans who evacuated Louisiana because of Hurricane Gustav got a chance to return home Wednesday, pets that were in New-Orleans-area animal shelters are being relocated to Bay County. On Wednesday, Shona Rish of Panama City adopted one evacuated pet, Goldie, at the Bay County Animal Control Facility near Cedar Grove. Rish tested out the dog at her home Monday and taught her to shake hands and sit. We don't know anything about her, except she's a good girl, Rish says. (Terry Barner / The News Herald)
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More than 100 pets from Louisiana animal shelters, including this 1-year old male domestic shorthair from Jefferson Parrish, were relocated to the Bay County Animal Control Facility near Cedar Grove. Many will remain here after their former Louisiana shelter was flooded by the storm. Working with the animals are animal control officers NaTasha Bailey, left, and Tracy Clark. (Terry Barner / The News Herald)
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Bay County Animal Control Officer Tracy Clark, left, hugs Shona Rish of Panama City after Rish adopted Goldie, a dog evacuated from a Jefferson Parrish, La., animal shelter because of Hurricane Gustav. The dog and more than 100 other animals are being sheltered at the Bay County Animal Control Facility near Cedar Grove and available for adoption. (Terry Barner / The News Herald)
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A crowd of about 100 people watch a dozen or so surfers and kite surfers ride the waves churned up by Hurricane Gustav at the St. Andrew State Park Monday. (Terry Barner / The News Herald)
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No serious damage was reported from storm surge associated with Hurricane Gustav along Bay County beaches.
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Kite surfers and surfboarder compete for waves generated by Hurricane Gustav at the St. Andrews State Park near Panama City Beach Monday.
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A surfer rides the waves near the jetties at St. Andrew State Park
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A steady 20-30 mph breeze kept several kite surfers busy at St. Andrew State Park Monday.
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A kite surfer gets airborne Monday.
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A steady 20-30 mph breeze kept several kite surfers busy at St. Andrew State Park Monday.
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Few non-surfers tested the ban on swimming during double-red-flag conditions near the St. Andrew State Park Monday.
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To pass the time while awaiting word whether he and other family members can return to the New Orleans area following Hurricane Gustav, Justin Miller, right, of Slidell, La., plays his Madden NFL '09 football video game as Alyson Miller, left of Slidell, La., and Louis Melendez of St. Bernard Parish, La., watch inside the sleeping area of the American Red Cross disaster shelter at the Bay County Fair-grounds in Cedar Grove Tuesday.
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After Hurricane Gustav forced 14 members of their family to drive 16 hours from Slidell, La., to Bay County, evacuees Lonnie Miller and his daughter, Monnica Miller, 18 months, embrace during a meal at the American Red Cross disaster shelter at the Bay County Fairgrounds in Cedar Grove Tuesday. This is the second time the Miller family evacuated to the area, having come here after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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