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Speaker 1: With power to most of Cape cod cut off from

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Speaker 1: the storm, the MSPCA worked quick moving sheltered dogs and

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Speaker 1: cats up to Jamaica Plane.

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Speaker 2: We were running off of a generator as seventy five

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Speaker 2: percent of the Cape lost electricity during the storm, including

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Speaker 2: our shelter, and we came to the stark realization that

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Speaker 2: we could not get in touch with any fuel companies

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Speaker 2: on the Cape because they were all impacted by the

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Speaker 2: storm as well.

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Speaker 1: That's Mike Kyleie, vice president of the Animal Protection Division

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Speaker 1: for MSPCA Angel.

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Speaker 2: We had to sort of do some math to determine

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Speaker 2: how long our generator would have fuel and be able

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Speaker 2: to heat the building and make sure that the animals

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Speaker 2: were safe, and came to the conclusion that we were

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Speaker 2: too close to the possibility of losing fuel overnight.

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Speaker 1: The Cape Center has since refueled the generator, but with

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Speaker 1: it now empty of shelter animals, they're offering it up

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Speaker 1: to Cape residents who need temporary shelter for their pets.

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