™ & © 2023 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Charles Davidson helps his neighbors Millie Jones and Winnie Bunting during flooding in the Kelly Ave. Shooting it down over water also maximized the possibility of recovering the payload - the equipment carried by the balloon that the US says was being used for surveillance - intact and able to be examined further by the US intelligence community, officials said. Over the weekend, Biden revealed he ordered the Pentagon to shoot the balloon down last Wednesday when he was first briefed on it hovering over Montana, but that he was advised by his military team to wait until the balloon was over water to minimize the risk posed to civilians and infrastructure. House Republicans are weighing the passage of a resolution this week condemning the Biden administration for its handling the balloon, CNN reported Sunday Republicans have criticized the Biden administration for not shooting the balloon down earlier after it was first noticed over Alaska on January 28. But, the official added, “closely observing the balloon in flight has allowed us to better understand this Chinese program and further confirmed its mission was surveillance.” He was also digitally manipulated into an image of a rescue boat in choppy waters. The senior administration official said that with regard to the balloon shot down on Saturday, the analysis into its capabilities is ongoing. Trump has been included in several other fake rescue photographs. But the balloon that was shot down by the US military on Saturday was unique in both the path it took, down from Alaska and Canada into the US, and the length of time it spent loitering over sensitive missile sites in Montana, officials said. Michael Waltz confirmed in a statement to CNN that “currently, we understand there were incursions near Florida and Texas, but we don’t have clarity on what kind of systems were on these balloons or if these incursions occurred in territorial waters or overflew land.”Īnother Chinese spy balloon also transited the continental US briefly at the beginning of the Biden administration, the senior administration official said. The puppies are being looked after at several SPCA locations and will be ready for adoption after medical clearance.Īnyone interested in adopting or donating to the care of all the animals can check the SPCA website. She said younger animals need extra attention that places pressure on staff and the SPCA’s network of foster families who help care for them. She encouraged animal caretakers to contact them if they need help, while acknowledging the recent influx “is definitely putting a strain on our resources.” President Trump on Tuesday slammed Democrats who shared pictures of child migrants sleeping in cages to knock his immigration policies, only to backtrack after realizing the photos were taken. The golden retrievers were given up by a breeder near Quesnel. “The individual did the right thing for the dogs by reaching out to us so that we could find new, loving homes for them,” said Drever. SPCA help line about the neglect of animals by overwhelmed breeders.” Edwards office said Trumps people did not contact the governors office about his visit and expressed the hope that it would not be just a 'photo-op.' 'Instead, we hope hell consider. “Now that people are back to work and to their regular routines, the market has dropped off and we are getting calls for help from breeders who are overwhelmed with the number of animals in their care.”Īlong with those who have voluntarily surrendered their pets, Drever said “animal protection officers are seeing an increase in complaints to the B.C. “People were very keen to get pets during the isolation of COVID and we saw an increase in the number of people breeding animals during that time,” said Drever.
It’s part of an influx of surrendered animals from people who set up breeding operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. SPCA recently took in 21 golden retrievers, including 17 puppies, from a breeder near Quesnel.
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