Miranda Lambert and Her MuttNation Team Rescue More Than 200 Pets in Hurricane Relief Effort

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | September 1, 2017

Since mobilizing her MuttNation Foundation on Tuesday, Aug. 29, Texas native Miranda Lambert and her team have rescued and relocated more than 200 pets displaced by Hurricane Harvey.

MuttNation vans and RVs have been transporting the pets to shelters in Oklahoma over the past three days.

In her most recent Instagram post, which was published early this morning (Sept. 1), Miranda said: “Too tired for a full update from today but I will give yall a recap tomorrow morning about @muttnationfoundation and our efforts for #hurricaneharvey animal rescues. #TexasStrong #hardaysnight #muttnationteamwork #dontforgetloveashelterpet.”

Too tired for a full update from today but I will give yall a recap tomorrow morning about @muttnationfoundation and our efforts for #hurricaneharvey animal rescues. #TexasStrong #hardaysnight #muttnationteamwork #dontforgetloveashelterpet

A post shared by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) on Aug 31, 2017 at 10:23pm PDT

REPOST 📷: @muttnationfoundation "We're starting Day #3 in Houston!! Good morning from @mirandalambert and the pups!! 🐶💗🐶💗"

A post shared by MuttNation (@muttnation) on Aug 31, 2017 at 7:43am PDT

Miranda and her mom, Bev Lambert, started the MuttNation Foundation in 2009 to shine a spotlight on rescue animals assist shelters, and to ensure that as many dogs as possible would have a safe and loving place to call home.

To donate to MuttNation, click here.

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