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 Authorities in stanley cup  Kentucky confirmed by Friday that at least 19 people have been killed by flooding in the eastern part of the state where small towns were hit with heavy rain and flash flooding this week. Gov. Andy Beshear s office said the deaths include an 81-year-old woman, 11 other people in one county alone including two children, and two others in a separate county along with two additional people in yet another county. The locations of the dead show just how widespread the floodin stanley cup g became. Gov. Beshear said rescue workers estimate it could take weeks to find all of the flood victims. The rain continued to hit eastern Kentucky into Friday before letting up giving rescue workers and residents a small reprieve. In a press conference on Friday, Gov. Beshear noted that four others of the confirmed dead have now been id vaso stanley entified as children, saying,  I have received notice that we ve located the bodies of those four children. Mentioned in the Herald-Leader story today, and I know we ll be contacting those parents. [It] means we ve got at least six dead children, and it s hard. It s even harder for those families and those communities,  he said.As cleanup efforts begin from the flooding, a relief fund has beenlaunched to help in those efforts. Gov. Andy Beshear announced the Team eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Fund to help those affected by severe flooding.If you are interested in donating, you can click here. Donation amounts are possible from $5 and up. If donors would like to  Uxvb No survivors have been found from Monday  s China Eastern plane crash
 Two dogs stolen at gunpoint put Washington D.C. pet parents on high alert this week.The American Kennel Club estimates that 2 million do stanley canada gs are stolen each year, and most are never returned to their owner.After millions of Americans adopted pets during the pandemic, experts say pet thefts could be on the rise.But the Humane Rescue Alliance says there are steps pet parents can take to boost their chances of being reunited, and that starts with a microchip. Also, critically important is not just getting the microchip, [but] making sure all of your contact information is up to date, your phone numbers, your email, and we also encourage people to have a second point of contact in case you can t be reached,  said Chris Schindler, the vice president of field services for Humane Rescue Alliance.In the case of a stolen animal, owners should file a police report, but they should also reach out to local shelters and rescue groups. Making sure that every shelter in the region has your pets photo, your contact information, and that, you know, letting them know that the animal was stolen,  said Schindler.Harnessing the power of soci termo stanley al media can also help, especially if t stanley cup he thief is trying to sell or re-home the pup for a profit. Spreading those images far and wide of your animal or of your pet will help somebody else be able to recognize your animal,  said Schindler.Humane Rescue Alliance also recommends keeping up-to-date photos available, including pictures with you and your pet to help