The owners of some of dogs who were killed said they question why the business was allowed to operate in an area known to flood.
, and city officials have acknowledged it sits in a flood-prone area.
“Those were 30 inches high and were sufficient for the volume of water that occurred in last year’s storm,” he said. “Certainly not for what just happened, as the mayor just said.” “Staff were following emergency procedures as the glass gave way and the building flooded,” the statement said, “Our staff rushed to continue to rescue dogs to the best of their ability despite the water rising above their heads. On Monday, District Dogs ownership spoke with each of the owners who lost dogs or their on-site representatives.
“Our dog can swim. And you know, I think you know she may have succumbed anyway, even if the water was raging,” Kerry Garro said. “But I think what is really painful right now is to think that those dogs were locked up and left to die.”
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