Animal Disaster Relief Coalition

Animal Disaster Relief Coalition Coalition of dedicated animal rescuers and volunteers assisting with emergency animal rescue efforts.

06/11/2026

Everyone, please share this post. Your share could help prevent a tragedy.
This bear is only a cub, approximately 18 months old. At this age, mother bears force their cubs out on their own so they can establish their own territory while she moves on to breed again. These young bears are often confused, hungry, and curious as they learn to survive without their mother.
DO NOT POST THR BEARS LOCATION!!!
Bring in bird feeders, secure pet food, and wait until the morning of trash pickup to put your garbage out. These simple steps help prevent bears from becoming food-conditioned and keep both people and wildlife safe.
This bear is not out looking for trouble. It is a young animal trying to find its way. However, any wild animal can become dangerous if cornered or threatened. If you encounter it, make loud noises, give it space, and encourage it to move along. Do not approach it, follow it, or attempt to interact with it.
Please stop calling the DNR every time a young bear is seen passing through an area. These bears are often simply moving through and will leave on their own if they do not find food sources.

Share this post and help educate others. A little common sense and cooperation can save a bear’s life.

04/24/2026
03/08/2026

Now this is pretty cool

01/27/2026

We love Sheriff Ivey and Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Florida (Official)

Momma C is still looking for her furever home! She is the best dog!! People,kid,dog, and cat friendly and she is also ho...
01/23/2026

Momma C is still looking for her furever home! She is the best dog!! People,kid,dog, and cat friendly and she is also house and crate trained. We know someone out there would love to give her an amazing home!! Please reach out to us if interested or if you have any questions. Let get Momma C in her furever home 🐾

Such an amazing lady. She did so many great things for the animals in our area
01/18/2026

Such an amazing lady. She did so many great things for the animals in our area

Today, on her birthday, we remember and honor Kathy Midkiff Tabor a woman whose love for animals and people alike forever changed our community.

Kathy was truly a force of nature when it came to advocating for animals. As the co-founder of ALIVE Animal Services Group, she, alongside a small but fiercely passionate group of individuals, helped transform our local shelter from a high-kill facility into a life-preserving shelter that proudly continues to uphold a no-kill philosophy today. That legacy lives on every single day.

Kathy and her husband, Steve, worked tirelessly with fostering, transporting, and advocating for abused, abandoned, and at-risk animals who had no voice of their own. But Kathy’s compassion didn’t stop there. She was also the kind of friend who never hesitated to drop everything to help someone in need. Her smile warmed hearts, and her compassion was truly unmatched.

When Kathy was diagnosed with cancer, we promised her that the work she devoted her life to would not be forgotten. One of her greatest passions was spay and neuter advocacy. Kathy and Steve spent countless hours researching, drafting, and fighting for a spay and neuter ordinance. After many years, that ordinance is now officially in place — and we know Kathy would be overjoyed to see it become reality.

It is only fitting that ALIVE, which was a dream fulfilled for Kathy , is now scheduling the first recipients of ALIVE’s Spay and Neuter Assistance Program this week, made possible through a grant from the Mercer County Commission. This is Kathy’s vision in action.

ALIVE is honored to carry forward Kathy’s memory and her deep love for animals by continuing to Make a Difference — one life at a time. Because as Kathy so often reminded us…

“It matters.”

If you feel led, please consider making a donation to ALIVE in honor of Kathy’s memory and the legacy she leaves behind. You may donate through PayPal at [email protected] or mail a check to 223 Surratt Street, Bluefield, WV. 24701

Today, as we celebrate Kathy on her birthday, we honor a life lived with purpose, compassion, and unwavering love. Your work continues, your legacy lives on, and your light still guides us. Happy Heavenly Birthday, Kathy — you are deeply missed and forever loved and remembered. 🕊️🎂

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