He explained that the family is facing a hardship because his son 19-year-old Nicholas "is autistic which makes shelters impossible." Without many options, the 48-year-old registered nurse's husband posted a Craigslist ad
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That meant finding shelter for her 11-year-old, his 19-year-old Autistic brother, and Lupus-stricken husband plus his 2-year old service dog Lily. That was Friday as Florence was still punishing the region.įour days before Florence was set to pummel Wilmington, Dana Younger's family was ordered to check out of their motel. "I have no means of knowing what happened to my trailer and pets," read a follow-up text message.
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And as the storm was raging, Alpha was full of uncertainty. Reached after Florence made landfall on Friday, the owner communicated to Newsweek in a text saying that only one person reached out from Louisiana. A Southport, North Carolina mobile home resident named Alpha and who identified as a military veteran, made a frantic post about leaving 9 cats, a black lab and a Jack Russell terrier behind in a trailer. In one case, a Norfolk resident wrote that a Lionhead bunny rabbit "blew in" to their yard during the storm. Newsweek's attempts to reach these and other odd Craigslist posters were unsuccessful.Īmong such efforts were more serious ads, often buried. However so many were getting overshadowed by a spate of lonely hearted people who appear to be shopping for flings or offering servic Craigslist
I'm 22 years old, female and hoping to find somewhere to stay until this all blows over."ĭozens of legitimate online posts in the days leading up to Hurricane Florence were legitimate flares from families needing food, shelter or a ride. "I have to evacuate and have nowhere to go. "Need a hurricane buddy?" the post's headline reads. any race."Ī self-proclaimed 22-year-old woman apparently was seeking some safety in numbers. "Reply back if you think this something you would like to do."Īnother post, "Mature companion needed for the storm" bluntly asks for "a lady to watch tv with during the hurricane. "Mature kind Caucasian single gentleman missing conversation with drinks and the sexy feel of a mature woman that wants to kiss, touch and cuddle," it reads. CraigslistĪnother Wilmington-based post titled "Hurricane bored" is asking for companionship.
However so many were getting overshadowed by a spate of lonely hearted people who appear to be shopping for flings or offering services with a catch. Dozens of legitimate online posts in the days leading up to Hurricane Florence were legitimate flares from families needing food, shelter or a ride.
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