UNIONDALE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) -- Animal shelters and rescue organizations are reaching out to people and their pets who were displaced by superstorm Sandy.
The ASPCA has been providing vet care and pet supplies to the Rockaway and other hard hit areas.
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The agency has also been rescuing animals throughout New York City and in parts of New Jersey that were left behind after their owners were forced to evacuate.
The ASPCA has set up a 24-hour hotline for evacuees to report pets who need to be rescued at 347-573-1561. For reports of stray animals, call 311.