Vermont needs a dry spell-- if you can, please help.

My husband's family is now into its 6th generation in the same area of the Northeast Kingdom. Vermont is where he calls "home"-- the photos are distressing, with roads washed out and his brother's garden under 3 inches of water so far. At least they are in the higher elevations, but the rivers are still rising and angry. Montpelier is inaccessible as of this morning, and major roads are either closed or just gone. So far, thank God, no deaths have been reported. 

Animal rescues are already on a shoestring, and they are doing their best. If you can help, please do. The folks experiencing insecure housing who have recently lost their shelter due to the ending of the hotel/motel program are living really rough-- if you can, please help. Roads are gone, houses are gone or damaged--again, if you can, please help. 

This is the worst flooding since 1927; it eclipses the damage done by TS Irene in 2011--and that took a decade to recover from. The Winooski is still rising, and it's still raining.

Thanks for caring, and please share.

C